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Now an Approved Step Up For Students Provider

Helping Children Grow in Knowledge, Character, Confidence, and Purpose

Kingdom Kids Academy serves Kindergarten through Grade 12 with faith informed learning that builds academic confidence, character, financial literacy, leadership, entrepreneurship, and responsible AI habits.

Now Available Through Step Up For Students

Kingdom Kids Academy is now available to eligible Florida scholarship families through the Step Up For Students marketplace. Families can locate IMAGE INC. within the Step Up For Students platform, select the appropriate Kingdom Kids Academy service, reserve scholarship funds, and then complete enrollment with our team.

  1. 1Log in to your Step Up For Students account (EMA).
  2. 2Search the marketplace for IMAGE INC.
  3. 3Select the Kingdom Kids Academy service that fits your student.
  4. 4Reserve your scholarship funds for that service.
  5. 5Complete enrollment with our team, and we will schedule directly with your family.

Scheduling is not handled inside the Step Up For Students platform. Once funds are reserved, IMAGE INC. coordinates session scheduling directly with your family by email and calendar invitation.

Program at a Glance

Four academies, two age groups, Kindergarten through Grade 12

Stewardship Academy

Faith informed money management, generosity, and responsibility with what a student has been given.

Life Skills Academy

Practical everyday competence: planning, organizing, communication, and following through.

Young Entrepreneurs Academy

Problem solving, value creation, and simple business thinking through real project cycles.

Future Ready AI Academy

Safe, honest, and responsible AI and digital literacy for school, work, and life.

How lessons are delivered

  • Pre recorded lessons
  • Guided activities
  • Downloadable resources
  • Live virtual instruction
  • Family learning resources
  • Ongoing family support

Family support included

  • Email support
  • Text support
  • Scheduled office hours
  • Parent teaching guides
Program type
Supplemental enrichment program — not a registered private school
Grades served
Kindergarten through Grade 12
Age groups
Kindergarten through Grade 6, and Grades 7 through 12
Delivery format
Pre recorded lessons, guided activities, downloadable resources, live virtual instruction, and family learning resources
Location
Virtual, serving Florida families statewide from Central Florida
Enrollment status
Open now through Step Up For Students, plus direct enrollment for other homeschool families
Scholarship payment status
Approved provider on the Step Up For Students platform
Family support
Email support, text support, office hours, and parent teaching guides
Parent responsibilities
Families remain responsible for their own homeschool registration and primary instruction
Learning Model

Nine domains that build a whole student

Every session touches academics and character, and connects learning to real life.

Academic Enrichment

Reinforcement and extension of core learning through projects and discussion.

Character and Identity

Who students are, what they value, and how they carry themselves.

Financial Literacy

Age-appropriate earning, saving, spending, giving, and goal setting.

Leadership and Communication

Speaking, listening, teamwork, and taking responsibility.

Career Exploration

Exposure to real work, real roles, and real pathways.

Entrepreneurship

Problem solving, value creation, and simple business thinking.

AI and Digital Literacy

Safe, honest, and responsible use of technology and AI tools.

Practical Life Skills

Everyday competence: planning, organizing, and following through.

Faith and Stewardship

Managing what you are given with wisdom and generosity.

Curriculum Overview

What students learn, and how they show it

Financial Foundations

What students learn
Age appropriate concepts related to earning, saving, spending, giving, goal setting, and responsible decision making.
Why it matters
Money decisions shape opportunity long before adulthood begins.
How it is taught
Discussions, hands-on activities, and real world examples.
What students demonstrate
A personal savings goal and a simple spending plan.

Responsible Technology and AI

What students learn
What AI is, where it helps, where it misleads, and how to use it honestly.
Why it matters
Students are already using these tools without guardrails.
How it is taught
Guided demonstrations, comparison exercises, and safety scenarios.
What students demonstrate
A personal AI use agreement and a safety checklist.

Leadership and Communication

What students learn
Speaking clearly, listening well, and working with others under pressure.
Why it matters
Confidence is built through practice, not instruction alone.
How it is taught
Short presentations, group challenges, and structured feedback.
What students demonstrate
A delivered presentation and a team project contribution.

Entrepreneurship and Problem Solving

What students learn
Identifying a real need, designing a response, and testing an idea.
Why it matters
Ownership thinking transfers to school, work, and community.
How it is taught
Project cycles with peer review.
What students demonstrate
A completed venture or community service concept.

Character, Identity, and Stewardship

What students learn
Values, integrity, responsibility, and generosity.
Why it matters
Skills without character do not build lasting foundations.
How it is taught
Story, discussion, reflection, and family connection activities.
What students demonstrate
A written personal commitment and family conversation.
Student Experience

A sample session

  1. 1Welcome and goal setting
  2. 2Core learning activity
  3. 3Collaborative project
  4. 4Movement or creativity
  5. 5Reflection
  6. 6Family connection activity
Learning Outcomes

What students walk away with

  • Students demonstrate increased confidence discussing money.
  • Students identify safe and responsible uses of AI.
  • Students create a personal goal and action plan.
  • Students practice public speaking and teamwork.
  • Students complete a project connected to entrepreneurship or community service.

Parent partnership

  • Regular parent communication and progress updates
  • Clear attendance expectations
  • At-home activities that extend each session
  • Parent workshops through Parent Academy
  • Published student safety and behavior expectations

Standards and accountability

Documentation available to families and partners on request:

  • Curriculum map and learning outcomes
  • Assessment model
  • Instructor qualifications
  • Background screening practices
  • Child protection policy
  • Technology and AI safety policy
  • Privacy policy
  • Complaint process

Scholarship information

Status last reviewed: August 2026

IMAGE INC. is an approved provider on the Step Up For Students platform. Eligible families can locate IMAGE INC. in the marketplace, select the appropriate Kingdom Kids Academy service, and reserve scholarship funds toward enrollment.

What families provide
Enrollment documents, scholarship account information if applicable, and communication with the scholarship organization.
What IMAGE INC. provides
Program descriptions, invoices, attendance records, and any documentation a scholarship organization requires from a provider.

Scholarship approval and reimbursement decisions are made solely by the relevant scholarship organization, not by IMAGE INC.

Enrollment

How families join

  1. 01

    Scholarship families: reserve funds for IMAGE INC. in Step Up For Students

  2. 02

    All families: complete the family interest form

  3. 03

    Attend a short information session

  4. 04

    Confirm age group and academy selection

  5. 05

    Submit enrollment documentation

  6. 06

    Receive your schedule and login details from our team

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is this a private school?

No. Kingdom Kids Academy is designed as a supplemental enrichment program for homeschool and community families. It is not presented as, and is not operating as, a registered private school.

Is this full time?

No. It is a supplemental program that complements the instruction families are already providing.

Can my child remain registered as a homeschool student?

Yes. Families keep their existing homeschool registration and remain responsible for primary instruction.

What grades are served?

Kindergarten through Grade 12, taught in two age groups: Kindergarten through Grade 6, and Grades 7 through 12.

Are scholarships accepted?

Yes. Kingdom Kids Academy is an approved provider on the Step Up For Students platform. Eligible families can locate IMAGE INC. in the marketplace, select a Kingdom Kids Academy service, and reserve scholarship funds.

How is scheduling handled?

Scheduling is coordinated directly between IMAGE INC. and your family by email and calendar invitations. The Step Up For Students platform is used for funding, not scheduling.

What if we do not use a scholarship?

Direct enrollment is available for homeschool families outside the scholarship program. Start with the family interest form on this page.

Is faith instruction included?

Yes. The program is faith informed. Character, stewardship, and identity are taught in a way that welcomes families across faith backgrounds.

What curriculum is used?

Curriculum is developed in house through the Future Ready Learning Framework, with published learning objectives for each subject area.

Are instructors background screened?

Yes. Background screening is required for every adult working directly with students.

What does tuition cover?

Instruction, materials, and student activity resources. Final fees are being confirmed.

How do I withdraw?

Families may withdraw at any time by written notice. Withdrawal terms will be included in the enrollment agreement.

Join the Kingdom Kids Academy interest list

Tell us about your student. We will follow up with grade band availability, schedule, and information session dates.

Expected response time: two business days. Submissions are stored securely and used only to respond to your request.