If this place looks familiar, that is because we are a sister school to Fire Canyon Academy.
We are currently in the process of accepting families for August 2025. Registration will be July 12-15th, 2025.
We are getting things in place and would love to have you join us!
Please JOIN us!
RedStone Leadership Academy is a commonwealth school (organized homeschool co-op) that is geared toward helping homeschooling families and their youth (12-18) achieve greatness as they navigate their Scholar Phase of learning through Project Based Learning- we call it Scholar Projects.
Our educational philosophy is based on A Thomas Jefferson Education and The Phases of Learning by Oliver DeMille.
Click HERE to learn more about the Phases of Learning. (Skip to 14:00 minutes to go directly to Scholar Phase).
We are getting started!
We are getting things organized! If you would like to help mentor a Scholar Project, please read the class descriptions below and let us know what you would like to help with!
Do you have a class that you would like to offer as an elective? please submit a class proposal
Leadership Education thru Scholar Phase- Our Philosophy at work:
Wonders & Worth: A Heroic Journey for Ages 10–12
What if becoming a hero meant asking big questions and doing small acts of greatness?
Welcome to Wonders & Worth—a one-of-a-kind class where young scholars ages 10–12 ignite their curiosity, strengthen their character, and begin their journey into noble leadership. Blending the courage and virtue training of Mastering Knighthood and Crowned with Virtue with the hands-on discovery of the I Wonder…? science experience, this class invites both boys and girls to grow in heart, mind, and mission.
Students will:
*Practice acts of honor, courage, and compassion
* Explore the world through experiments, observations, and discovery
* Build virtues like gratitude, integrity, and resilience
* Read inspiring stories of real and legendary heroes
* Ask meaningful questions and think deeply about what matters most
Through games, challenges, science fun, and rich discussion, they'll build friendships, confidence, and purpose—preparing to step into the world as principled, passionate leaders.
Key of Liberty (Ages 12–15)
Step into the shoes of patriots, revolutionaries, and founders as we explore the birth of the American nation! In this immersive, story-rich class, students will dive deep into the American Revolution during the first semester—rallying with rebels, debating loyalty and liberty, and experiencing the pivotal moments that sparked a nation.
In the second semester, we'll join the Founding Fathers at the Constitutional Convention, wrestling with ideas of freedom, governance, and the rule of law. Through classic literature, powerful biographies, engaging discussions, and exciting simulations, students won’t just learn history—they’ll live it.
Expect passion-filled debates, hands-on activities, and meaningful connections as we uncover the principles that shaped America and still inspire the world. This is not a textbook history class—it's a mentor-led journey into liberty, legacy, and leadership.
Shakespeare Conquest (Ages 12–18)
Step into the world of betrayal, wit, wonder, and wisdom as we explore the heart of human nature through the timeless works of Shakespeare! In this thrilling project, students will dive into one of Shakespeare’s powerful tragedies during the first semester and explore the joy and mischief of a comedy in the second—culminating in a fully staged production!
Along the way, we’ll play games, uncover fascinating history, and engage in deep, mentor-led discussions about choices, character, and consequence. This project is packed with laughter, learning, and lasting friendships—and it's a rite of passage for many young scholars!
Sword of Freedom (Ages 14–17)
Step into one of the most defining and soul-searching periods in American history—the Civil War and its aftermath. In Sword of Freedom, scholars will explore critical themes such as states’ rights vs. federal power, slavery, and the Constitution—while wrestling with the reality that people on both sides believed they were doing God’s will.
In the second semester, we shift our focus to the rebuilding of a fractured nation. Through powerful readings, deep discussions, and immersive simulations, students will explore the challenges of Reconstruction, healing, and redefining freedom for all Americans.
This is more than a history class—it’s a journey into human nature, leadership, and the moral courage required to rise from the ashes of conflict.