The curriculum at Mullein Hill Christian Academy follows the Massachusetts frameworks in order to provide an easier transition for students leaving and entering the public school system. In some subjects we continue to use Abeka, Bob Jones, or ACSI Christian curriculum. All secular texts are  reviewed and evaluated extensively by teachers and approved by the Board of Directors. As always, we strive to provide a challenging education that is presented with a Christian world view.

Art
All students, pre-Kindergarten through eighth grade participate in art class. Students learn age-appropriate techniques and complete projects. The children are exposed to various mediums, including paint, watercolor, pencil, and chalk. Work is exhibited throughout the year at various functions. Students are encouraged to use their artistic talents to serve the community

Chapel
Chapel meets each Wednesday in the all-purpose room. The first week of each month all students worship together; otherwise students are grouped by age level. Students in grades 6-8 meet at 8:45-9:15 a.m., 3rd-5th meet from 9:20-9:50 a.m. , and Pre-K-2nd grade meet from 10:00-10:30 a.m. During this time students are encouraged to sing, pray, and spend time in God’s Word. Speakers include pastors and members from local churches as well as students and teachers. Students participate in lessons, music, skits, and dance. Parents are welcome to attend this weekly time of worship.

Computer
Students in grades first through eighth grades participate in Computer class. In the younger grades, Microsoft Word skills are taught. Middle schoolers continue to work on more advanced Microsoft Word skills as well as learning to type. Timed drills are administered and typing techniques are practiced. In addition, students work in Microsoft Paint and Power Point.

Health
A Bible based curriculum is used that is published by Christian Schools International for 3rd grade through 8th grade. This is a graded course that meets once a week. Middle School students have health class for half the school year.

Music
Students in grades Pre-Kindergarten through eighth grade participate in music classes weekly.  Music lessons are prepared according to the Massachusetts frameworks.  Students learn about different periods of music and composers.  The students participate in two musicals a year with recorders and singing; the first being a Christmas program and the second program is presented in the Spring.

Physical Education
Pre-Kindergarten through 8th grade participate in physical education classes. This class is graded on a pass/fail basis with comments on sportsmanship and ability. Students who must be excused from physical education class must have a note from a parent, and in some cases, from a doctor.