In 2026 we will serve students in Kindergarten through Grade 10 (Grade 11 if enrollment numbers are met), with the addition of grades 11 and 12 being added in 2027 and 2028.

Yes. Bridgeway is a Christ-centered school where biblical truth is integrated into academics, student life, and community culture. Faith is woven naturally into daily learning, relationships, and life skills.

Bridgeway Christian Academy is planning to be located at the Forest Hill Church South Park Campus on Park Road in Charlotte. If you would like to visit in person, we'd love to invite you to join us for a campus tour.

Bridgeway uses a mastery-based, individualized learning model that focuses on understanding and application rather than seat time alone. Students progress at an appropriate pace while receiving personalized support and challenge.

Yes. Bridgeway’s curriculum aligns with and meets or exceeds North Carolina graduation requirements, while offering a broader, more integrated approach to learning.

Yes. Select middle and high school courses offer honors-level extensions for students who demonstrate readiness and mastery. Honors options are designed to challenge students without unnecessary pressure.

Bridgeway prepares students through strong academics, critical thinking, communication skills, and real-world application. Upper school students may access advanced coursework, dual enrollment opportunities, and career exploration experiences that support a variety of post-graduation pathways.

Tuition varies by grade level. Detailed tuition information is available through our admissions team or during a campus tour.

Yes. The family interview is a required step and is designed to ensure alignment and partnership—not to evaluate or test families.

Yes. Enrollment is open year-round as space allows, though class sizes are limited.

Yes. Bridgeway intentionally maintains small class sizes to support individualized learning and strong relationships. We aim for a 9:1 faculty to student ratio in most grades.

Technology is used as a learning tool, not a replacement for teachers. Students are taught how to use modern tools ethically, responsibly, and effectively to increase speed to knowledge, creativity, and problem-solving.

LSAPs are weekly, hands-on projects that help students apply academic knowledge to real-world situations. They develop skills such as critical thinking, teamwork, communication, resilience, financial literacy, and service.

Students can participate in:

• Performing arts and creative expression
• Athletics and physical development
• Leadership and service opportunities
• Chapel and spiritual formation
• Spiritual retreats
• Clubs
• And More!

Yes. Bridgeway families may be eligible for:

• Need-based financial aid
• The North Carolina Opportunity Scholarship

Availability may vary, and families are encouraged to inquire early.