
School Program
Our school program for the 2023- 2024 academic year is currently serving students in grades 6- 12, from ages 9 – 17. (
Our school program is currently divided into middle school and upper school.
The curriculum provides a foundation in age-appropriate natural history, geography and history, science, technology, math, literature, writing, music and the arts.

Each student’s program is developed with the cooperation and partnership of each student’s parents and teachers. Frequent communication and readjustment of program and goals when necessary ensure that students are progressing on an agreed upon path.
CONVENTIONAL In-Person Attendance |
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On Campus School Enrollment Monday – Thursday in-person, Fridays are virtual, synchronous and asynchronous. Students attend in-person 3 or 4 full days per week. Busing likely available within 15 miles. |
All recordkeeping, conferences, personalized learning plan included. All afternoons, choice and elective classes, weekly one-to-one advisory with a teacher, study halls, tutoring if needed. Individualized mentoring, tracking and assistance throughout the school-day. Communication with parents about program when necessary. |
REMOTE LEARNING Participation – Mornings 9:00 – 12:15 academic subjects |
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Homeschool Support Providing educational support, delivering live lessons and curriculum for students learning from home, Students are registered with their home districts as homeschooled students, and parents are responsible for filing the required paperwork with their local school district. Students participate virtually in real-time, live-taught classes with peers in ELA, Science, Math and Social Studies. Core subjects from home 4 mornings per week Monday – Thursday 9:00 – 12:15pm. Friday asynchronous work. Includes information for quarterly homeschool reporting, and annual test in spring if desired. |
REMOTE LEARNING Participation PLUS- Mornings 9:00 – 12:15 academic subjects |
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Homeschool Support Providing educational support, delivering live lessons and curriculum for students learning from home, Students are registered with their home districts as homeschooled students, and parents are responsible for filing the required paperwork with their local school district. Students participate virtually in real-time, live-taught classes with peers in ELA, Science, Math and Social Studies. Core subjects from home 4 mornings per week Monday – Thursday 9:00 – 12:15pm. +PLUS+ Friday weekly community meeting, asynchronous work, and bi-weekly one-on-one advisory. Includes teacher narrative and report card, information for quarterly homeschool reports plus two 30 minute student-led conferences per year. and annual test in spring if desired. Includes information for quarterly homeschool reporting, and annual test in spring if desired. |