Parent Guides
These guides are written to be useful whether or not you ever enroll here. They are the questions we would want a parent to ask us — and every other school on the list.
Five guides, in the order most families need them: understand the week, choose a model, go see it with your own eyes, ask the safety questions that matter most, then see how a student's first 90 days actually unfold.
Read In Any Order
A Quest-Based Week
The day-by-day cycle behind quest learning — what a block actually looks like, where academics live, and how progress becomes visible to a parent.
Choosing a Model
A side-by-side comparison of the three enrollment models, including cost, weekly time commitment, and the family situation each one actually fits.
School Tour Checklist
Six things to watch, six questions that reveal culture, and a scoring routine that keeps your second visit comparable to your first.
Safety & Supervision
Six areas to observe, six questions that reveal real protocols, red flags to note, and a routine for comparing how schools keep students safe.
The First 90 Days
A full-time implementation guide: how a new student is known, baselined, and gradually handed ownership across three phases, with milestones families can hold us to.
Student Guide
A student-facing companion: how to belong and discover, practice and explore, own and contribute — with RESET, HEART, FORM, Life Atlas, Quests, and the Day 90 Cruz Check.
Student Guide
The full student handbook for learning, living, contributing, and leading at JRX Academy.
Student Guide
Know yourself, read your life, and choose your direction with the seven Life Atlas areas.
Student Guide
A student guide to turning ideas into action: build a Quest, choose its size, locate it, launch it, and make your growth visible.
Student Guide
Practice, improve, and make your growth visible: what counts as evidence, how to use feedback, how to revise, and how mastery is actually demonstrated.
Student Guide
Participate, serve, organize, lead, and steward: how leadership actually grows before anyone hands you a title.
Student Guide
Build together and carry your role: shared objectives, role agreements, communication, accountability, evidence, and Signature Projects like AmeriXa and the CLVER Games Association.
Student Guide
Seven doorways, not seven boxes: explore Arts, Athletics, Leadership, Law, Academics, Hospitality, and Technology before choosing where to go deeper.
Student Guide
Focus, practice, ask for help, and use feedback: how to diagnose what kind of difficulty you are in and choose the next move that actually helps.
If You Are Starting Today
Step 1
Start with the week
Read the quest-based week guide first. It gives you the vocabulary for every other conversation you are about to have.
Step 2
Then pick a model
Compare full-time, hybrid, and homeschool support against your family's actual calendar rather than the ideal one.
Step 3
Then go look
Take the tour checklist with you. Visit at least two schools and score them the same way on the same day of the week.
Step 4
Ask about safety
Use the safety guide to look past reassurance and compare real supervision, emergency readiness, and student-reporting systems.
Step 5
Then look ahead
Once you have chosen, read the first 90 days guide so you know exactly what to expect in your student's opening months.
Enrollment
Pick your child's age group and we'll take it from there. Basic contact information only — no sensitive student records.