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El Dorado Hills Secondary

...keepers and defenders of the principles of freedom for which our Founding Fathers pledged their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor.

John Adams Academy - El Dorado Hills Secondary scholars in grades 7–12 experience a vibrant American Classical Leadership Education® that combines rigorous academics with rich opportunities in competitive sports, drama, and our award-winning choir. Through Socratic discussions and a strong culture of servant leadership, scholars grow into confident, purposeful leaders ready to make a difference.

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upcoming events- october

10.2  Cantoris Dinner show

10.16  Parent/Teacher Conferences - NO SCHOOL

10.16  Homecoming Game - Freedom Field

10.17 "A Night on the Bayou" HS Dance - Freedom Field

10.20 Varsity Girls Volleyball Senior Night - The Forge

10.21 SAT School Day

10.22 Varsity Boys Soccer Senior Night - Freedom Field

10.22-24 Oliver, Jr. Drama Production - Reagan Center

10.23 Harvest Festival

10.26-30 Spirit Week

10.30 "Thriller" MS Costume Dance - The Forge

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Athletics

Athletics at John Adams Academy build more than strength—they forge character. Middle school scholars compete in co-ed sports through the El Dorado County League, while high school scholars participate in CIF athletics and can choose PE or weight training electives. From classroom to court, our scholar-athletes grow as disciplined, virtuous leaders committed to teamwork and service.

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Arts

The arts are essential to shaping well-rounded servant leaders. Middle school scholars explore Art, Drama, Music, and PE, while high school scholars fulfill their Visual & Performing Arts credits beginning in 9th grade. Advanced Band, Choir, Drama, and Art courses allow scholars to refine their talents, with our choir, Cantoris, performing in the community and on annual trips that blend expression with service.

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Classical Education

Our classical curriculum shapes scholars into virtuous leaders through the study of timeless works and rigorous academics. Middle school scholars explore literature like Animal Farm and Prince Caspian while building a strong foundation in math, science, Latin, logic, and leadership. In high school, they delve into the great books—from The Iliad to The Gulag Archipelago—and excel in honors and AP-prep courses.

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Experiences

Learning extends beyond the classroom through meaningful traditions and transformative experiences. Scholars celebrate community and leadership with events like Senior Formal and Academy Service Days, while the Senior Capstone and Philadelphia trip mark the culmination of their academic journey. These experiences connect scholarship with service, giving scholars the opportunity to reflect, lead, and engage with America’s founding ideals.

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