Complete Logic Curriculum · 7–8

When they start to question everything, we teach them how to question well.

A classical Christian curriculum for Grades 7 and 8 — designed for students who are beginning to think abstractly, examine arguments, and seek the reasons behind what they learn.

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AFA Complete Logic Adaptive Digital Curriculum.

$3,000 per student per year — payable in twelve monthly installments of $250. A 12-month digital curriculum subscription for students in Grades 7 and 8. See full tuition details.

The Logic Level is designed for students who are beginning to think abstractly, question assumptions, examine arguments, connect ideas, and seek the reasons behind what they are learning.

Language arts includes two advanced mastery-based courses — Argument Architects and Dialectic Masters. Students study grammar, editing, spelling, Greek and Latin roots, advanced vocabulary, analogies, composition, and rhetoric, completing classical argumentative and descriptive compositions through an intentional multi-draft revision process. By the end of the sequence, students have developed a portfolio of polished essays.

Christian Studies uses a catechism-based structure rooted in Scripture, examining the Trinity, creation, sin, salvation, justification, sanctification, Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Church, prayer, the sacraments, and eternal life. Church History surveys the development of the Christian Church from the time of Christ to the present.

Formal Logic trains students to define terms, classify statements, understand categorical logic, evaluate arguments, and determine validity. Critical Thinking applies those reasoning skills to real-world claims, evidence, assumptions, sources, bias, logical fallacies, and competing viewpoints.

The Logic Omnibus integrates history, literature, philosophy, theology, geography, and culture through Omnibus I (Ancient and Medieval) and Omnibus II (Modern). Foreign-language offerings include Latin I, Latin II, and Introduction to Spanish. Science includes Physical Science and Introduction to Biology; mathematics includes Pre-Algebra and Algebra I. The curriculum also includes Living Wisely, Winsomely, and Well for personal responsibility, discernment, Christian maturity, and practical life formation.

Subjects Included

  • Language arts: grammar, composition, spelling, advanced vocabulary, Greek and Latin roots, analogies
  • Christian Studies and Church History
  • Formal Logic and Critical Thinking
  • History, literature, geography, philosophy, theology, and cultural studies (Omnibus)
  • Latin or introductory Spanish
  • Physical Science and Introduction to Biology
  • Pre-Algebra and Algebra I
  • Christian character and practical life formation
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What the family receives.

  • One student digital curriculum account with twelve months of access
  • The complete assigned AFA Logic curriculum
  • Adaptive mathematics and language arts instruction
  • Formal Logic and Critical Thinking courses
  • Christian Studies and Church History
  • Integrated history, literature, philosophy, theology, geography, and culture
  • Assigned science coursework
  • Latin or introductory Spanish coursework, as selected
  • Essays, projects, experiments, quizzes, assessments, and mastery checks
  • Literature books and reading guidance
  • Parent progress access
  • Recommended pacing and sequence guidance
  • Technical support for account and platform access

Materials Not Included

Laboratory supplies, devices, internet access, and consumable materials are not included unless expressly identified.

Self-Paced Instruction

This product is a self-paced digital curriculum subscription. It does not require scheduled live classes or required live instructor interaction. Students generally spend approximately 45–60 minutes per instructional day in mathematics and 45–60 minutes per instructional day in language arts. Mathematics and language arts progress according to demonstrated mastery; other subjects follow the assigned curriculum sequence and pacing guidance.

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Activation and digital fulfillment.

After purchase or scholarship authorization:

  1. The parent submits the required electronic student and academic-information form.
  2. Parent and student accounts are created.
  3. The student completes any required placement activities.
  4. AFA assigns the appropriate mathematics, language arts, and grade-level courses.
  5. Login and onboarding instructions are emailed to the purchaser.
  6. The student begins the assigned curriculum.

Please allow up to two business days for activation after all required information has been received.

Customer Support

Email studentsuccess@amfaith.com. Support hours are 8:00am–6:00pm CT.

Refund and Cancellation Policy

A refund may be requested in writing before activation. After activation:

  • Fees for months in which access has been available are non-refundable.
  • The month in which written cancellation is received is non-refundable.
  • Prepaid fees attributable to future full months may be refunded.
  • Registration, setup, payment-processing, scholarship-administration, book, and material charges are non-refundable.
  • Scholarship-funded refunds will be processed according to the scholarship-funding organization’s requirements.

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