SynergyEd Micro School is the K–12 academic program offered through Bridgeman Academy.
The program is intentionally designed to complement demanding schedules of students and their families.  It is perfect for students who pursue performing arts training, athletics, and other time-intensive commitments. It allows students to work in a classroom during the day and devote their afternoon/evening hours to other pursuits or family time.  The unique schedule of four days a week for academics and no homework, makes scheduling activities and family time more realistic for families.  Students receive a complete, faith-based education within a Christ-centered environment that emphasizes academic excellence, discipline, and character development.

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Mission Statement

Our mission is to provide a Christ-centered  academic program that meets students  where they are and helps them grow into who God created them to be. We partner with parents to offer an alternative to traditional education—one that nurtures both the mind and the heart. Through hands-on academics, meaningful artistic expression, and a culture grounded in Christian values, we guide students to pursue excellence not for self-promotion, but to honor their Creator and uplift their community.

 

Vision Statement

To see a generation of students who are intellectually strong, artistically inspired, and spiritually grounded—young men and women who use their knowledge and creativity to make a meaningful impact in the world.

 

Core Values

• Faith-Centered Learning – Christ is the foundation of all we do.

• Academic Excellence – We pursue mastery of knowledge with curiosity and integrity.

• Community and Compassion – We value humility, respect, and service.

• Purposeful Expression – We use our gifts to glorify God and inspire others.

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What You Get From a Micro-School

• Personalized Learning with close access to teacher

• Emphasis on Individual student growth

• ​Hands-on, activity based learning

• Multi-age classrooms and dynamic student grouping

• Identifying challenges and implementing new ideas, new curriculum, new approaches, new schedules that will benefit students

• Lower organizational complexity

• Enhanced community

• Fewer facilities challenges

• More invested teachers and staff

• Affordable alternative education for families