Living Science Academy is a Christian hybrid homeschool center in Woodstock, Georgia, providing STEM and other academic classes for students from second grade through high school and science clubs for K-1. We are excited about God, students, discipleship, learning, and science, in that order.
Since 1996, our culture of encouragement has been helping students thrive on challenges and gain the skills they need to succeed. Our beautiful campus in the Woodstock suburbs provides ample room for 200-plus students.
Ways to Give
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Why give to Living Science?
An investment in Living Science is an investment in the future...and the Kingdom. Since we became a 501c3 in 2003, all the money we have raised has directly benefited students, from purchasing and renovating our current property, to adding modular classrooms, classroom technology, and even student scholarships and mission trips.
Our students have gone on to many interesting and influential careers, including medicine, scientific research, software development, acting, business, international missions, engineering, welding, and the military--to name just a few. But what sets us apart is that many of these young professionals credit their training and experience at Living Science with setting them on the path for not only academic and career success, but faithful Christian lives.
Families are invested
More than 80 percent of our families volunteer in some capacity each year. They car pool, welcome new families, supervise outside play areas, help in classrooms, lead clubs, provide food for meetings, chaperone our trips, and so much more. This support helps us be efficient and keep tuition affordable for all families. We are blessed to have support even from grandparents, aunts, uncles and other extended family members, who donate time and financial resources because they see how much the students receive from Living Science.
Testimonials
Phil and Triny Davidson are proud grandparents to two Living Science students. They credit the excellent education the boys received at Living Science for making them spiritually strong and helping them to really enjoy learning. They stand up for what they believe and are not afraid to discuss or defend their faith. They are also thankful for solid friendships with like-minded young people who attended Living Science.
Phil and Triny Davidson
student's grandparents
I absolutely loved my high school years at Living Science and am grateful to the school for providing me with a multitude of opportunities and relationship connections. The whole staff does an incredible job of cultivating an environment that encourages learning and personal growth. Through the Servant Leader Program, I made friends and learned lessons that have lasted through my college career. I came to Living Science with a shaky faith in the Lord, but left with a restrengthened foundation that I have been continuously building on in the years since I graduated. I couldn’t image a better place to have been for high school!
Hanna Watson
student
We always had high ambitions for our kids. This is why we chose homeschooling. However, we never knew the incredible impact that Living Science (a homeschool academy with a STEM focus) would on not just our kids but our whole family. Through what Living Science taught us, all of us became saved! First it was my kids, who then taught me. Julia, their mom, was pretty much there, but Living Science helped reinforce what she felt already. Furthermore, Living Science taught our kids the value of understanding God’s creation, i.e., math and science. This gave them a passion for engineering and science. Having all three kids at GA Tech is not a surprise from that perspective, and we definitely owe Mr. & Mrs. D a debt of gratitude.
Greg Frick
Living Science Parent
"At Living Science Academy our daughter learned to study everything critically through the lens of her faith, whether academic, relational, or spiritual. Living Science has given her the leadership and followership skills to work in teams, adapt and thrive in new situations, power through challenges and speak out in love with authority when prompted by the Holy Spirit. I see all these skills maturing in our other three children as well through purposeful planning and teaching they receive at Living Science."
Britt & Keri Singleton
parents of Emma
"Living Science helped me prepare for college by teaching me how to listen and take notes, present in front of a crowd with confidence and poise, and break down large assignments into bite-sized pieces. As a Servant Leader, I learned to lead and mentor intentionally, to contribute as a team member, and to value differences. Living Science encouraged my love for meeting new people, serving them, and sharing the gospel. I am especially grateful for friends and invested teachers who continue to help me grow."
Emma Singleton
graduate of 2020
Giving Opportunities
2023-24 Campaign
During this unique time of transtion, the Board has identified the following areas of need. Please pray about how God would have you participate by giving to the general fund or designating your gift to one of the following.
- Salaries during the transition. Mr. Singleton and the D’s are not drawing full salaries during this time, but there is an increased expense.
- Campus safety and security improvements in technology and other areas.
- Learning technology upgrades, including new computers and projectors
- Infrastructure enhancements, such as network capacity and protection