Fieldstone Academy

About Us

Who We Are

Fieldstone Academy began in 2004. We started out very small and have grown every year as customers referred friends and word of our success spread. We do not accept every young man nor do we deal with every situation, but we are consistently successful with our chosen students.

Simply put, we are extremely successful at working with young men who need extra help in school. Our typical students fall into two categories:

One: Students who have fallen behind--even seriously behind--in school. We have had students who were a year or more behind that later graduated and are currently very successful in college. On average, these types of students enter our school with an average GPA of 1.6. They leave with an average GPA of 3.1. This same group of students has an average college GPA of 3.59--and this from young men who might not have graduated high school!

Two: Students who need a bigger challenge academically. Often we enroll students who have simply become bored with school. It is not a challenge to them and often becomes a simple chore without reward. These students are able to do very well at Fieldstone with added flexibility, variety, and personal attention.

Our Fieldstone Academy staff members tutor struggling youth in their schoolwork, and are able to give them a tremendous amount of one-on-one attention daily. We focus on building relationships to the point where our students are willing to allow us to help them with their problems.

In addition, in our Jump Start program our students can even complete college courses while they are catching up on high school!

Nowhere else will you find a place where your son will find more support to accomplish his goals than at Fieldstone Academy.

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Who We Help

Specifically, we are known for our success in catching young men up in scholastics, teaching progressive study habits that will prepare them to compete in college and helping them through the behavioral issues that have alienated them from those who love them.

Student populations are small depending on the time of the year, and every student has direct help from both teachers and tutors to help them succeed.

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