A classroom scene with students seated at desks, a teacher standing near a whiteboard, and a student raising their hand. The whiteboard displays the date February 5, 2026, and a question about the room's behavior. There is a large, framed picture of Mona Lisa leaning against the wall, and a flat-screen television mounted on the wall.

The curriculum and staff ratio are a great fit for what we were looking for in a school. The school welcomes parent involvement and feedback on a regular basis.”

-H.I., Kindergarten Mother

Wing Classical Academy is a Hillsdale College Curriculum School

Wing Classical Academy licenses the Hillsdale College American Classical Education Curriculum, a distinction that offers our school access to a tried and true K-12 Curriculum from the Hillsdale College K-12 Education Office.

About Hillsdale

Hillsdale College was founded to provide the kind of sound learning necessary to preserve the blessings of liberty. For over 175 years, it has offered an outstanding liberal arts education for undergraduate students. Restoring excellence to American K-12 education is a natural extension of the College’s mission, and Hillsdale has been helping K-12 schools for over three decades.

Hillsdale teaches K-12 schools to provide an education that is both classical and American in its orientation; one that is rooted in the liberal arts and sciences, offers a firm grounding in civic virtue, and cultivates moral character.

Hillsdale’s curriculum, contained in the Hillsdale College K-12 Program Guide, is available to WCA at no cost; it is made possible by the generous support of friends of Hillsdale College.

Helpful Links

For more information about Hillsdale College support for schools like Wing Classical Academy, visit k12.hillsdale.edu.

ɕ What is American Classical Education?

ɕ Hillsdale Classical Schools Across the Nation

ɕ Founding a Hillsdale Classical School

ɕ Frequently asked questions about Hillsdale’s support for K-12 schools

The phonics program here is amazing! Before coming to Wing my child was struggling to read; now reading for fun is a regular activity.

— H.M., mother of a 5th grader

A young girl with blonde hair tied in a ponytail wearing a black jacket and beige pants, standing at a table, pouring liquid from a brown plastic squeeze bottle into a clear glass jar containing large brown objects. There are papers, notebooks, and other items on the table. Another person is partially visible sitting at the table wearing a white shirt. The room has a window showing parked cars and a grassy area outside.
Two young girls with blonde hair sitting on a carpeted floor playing an educational card game that involves matching images and words.
A child with curly hair wearing a black sweater and shorts is sitting at a table, working on a hand craft project, with a colorful paper hand outline on the table in front of them. The table has various craft supplies including a bucket of pasta, tape, and a green plastic basket with scissors and other items.