Goal: $13,800.00
Specific Need
- construction
- stucco & paint ($13,800)
- bathroom
- kitchen
- AC/heat unit
Mission
At Armor Academy, our mission is to cultivate a Christ-centered learning environment where students are encouraged to grow in faith, pursue academic excellence, and develop a lifelong love for learning. Based on Ephesians 6:11-13, we want to help support families and raise up children with principles that will help them in their Chrisitan walk and prepare them to impact the world for God’s glory with wisdom, compassion, and integrity.Profile
Combining the old with the new, Armor Academy will be housed in a one-room schoolhouse. The former Southfork School east of Everest (most recently used as the Everest American Legion) will be the home of the faith-based micro-school. The school is now in place and the addition has been added thanks to the help of generous donors through Match Days 2025. The building still needs to be finished, including the exterior paint and stucco. The bathroom and kitchen need to be completed, as well as HVAC.Photos & Videos
Students celebrate the last day of school with a hot dog lunch in the schoolhouse.
Our Spring field trip took up to Atlas Education where we saw a 9 foot boa constrictor!
The winners of our Community Science Fair!
Lots of animals to see at Atlas Education in Meriden.
Chicks and Salsa, anyone?
We celebrated Cinco de Mayo by cracking confetti eggs over each other’s heads.
The kids created some beautiful cross art for Resurrection Day!
Students created insects when Mrs. Gaskell taught about bugs.
Students created insects when Mrs. Gaskell taught about bugs.
Students after searching for fossils at the nearby Atchison County Lake.
Helping each other find fossils in the rocks.
And then our insects emerged!
We released the praying mantis babies. There were A LOT!
We listened to Trent from Capitol Masonry talk about how the lake pillar was made.
Armor Academy students on the last day of school for the 2025-26 school year.
Students made paper models of the layers of the Earth.
Working on our Earth layers model.
Students made play-doh models of the Earth.
We each got to choose our shape, text, and colors of our ornaments.
At Lemons, we each got to blow our own ornament.
We also went to Lemon Glass in Holton for our field trip.
Mr. Gormley taught the kids about disc golf in P.E.
Mrs. Larson took us on a trip around the world each week in library.
Mrs. Lockwood works with our youngest learners on Reading.
Mrs. Thurn teaching music to the kids with recorders.
$8,071.05 received
in 26 gifts
58.49% of $13,800.00 Goal
in 26 gifts
Contact
11660 Cheyenne RoadHorton, KS 66439
Phone: (785) 548-5735
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