Lake City Academy is a PreK-8 Christian school in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, owned and operated by the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. The school maintains small classroom sizes with a 12:1 teacher-to-student ratio and offers ADD/ADHD support services for students who need additional academic accommodations. With 14 credentialed teachers—50% holding advanced degrees—the school is designed to provide individualized attention in a structured, nurturing environment.
Lake City Academy serves students from preschool (ages 3-5) through 8th grade with a Bible-based curriculum and experiential learning approach. The school supports students with diverse learning needs through its special education program focused on ADD/ADHD, making it accessible for families seeking a faith-based education with tailored academic support. Extracurricular options include sports, music, band, choir, robotics, and clubs to engage a range of student interests and abilities.
Tuition ranges from $3,500 to $6,900 depending on grade level, with 30% of students receiving financial aid (averaging $1,200 in grants). The school operates on a rolling admission basis with a 94% acceptance rate. For families interested in a smaller, religiously affiliated school with specialized support for attention and learning challenges, Lake City Academy offers a welcoming alternative to larger public systems.