Regina Caeli Academy – Portland Center, PK–12 public alternative program in Camas

Regina Caeli Academy – Portland Center

a public alternative program in Camas

PK–12 · Alternative · Religious · Homeschool Hybrid

Meets in Camas, WA; address provided to registrants. · Linda Anderson, Center Coordinator of Education (Portland)

Regina Caeli Academy Portland is a classical Catholic homeschool hybrid whose center sits in Camas, Washington, and draws families from Southwest Washington and the Portland metro. Students attend classes by grade level on Mondays and Thursdays from 8:45 AM to 3:15 PM, then work from RCA lesson plans at home the other 3 days with a parent as primary educator.

Instruction follows the trivium, moving from grammar to logic to rhetoric, and coursework spans reading, writing, Latin, mathematics, music, debate, and the visual arts. Classes are taught by part-time staff RCA calls tutors, trained in the classical curriculum and the Socratic method.

Catholic formation runs through the week rather than sitting alongside it: every staff member signs an Oath of Fidelity to the Magisterium, religion classes follow the Baltimore Catechism, and students have regular access to the sacraments of the Eucharist and Reconciliation. The center is deliberately screen-free, relying on discussion rather than digital devices.

RCA is accredited by NAPCIS and NISAC and issues an accredited college preparatory diploma.

PK–12 grades

$3,050–$4,850 tuition (2026-2027)

Yes financial aid

Tuition: $3,050 - $4,850 (2026-2027 range)

Address: Meets in Camas, WA; address provided to registrants.. Phone: 971-238-9249. Website: rcahybrid.org/portland.

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