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Homeschooling: an affordable choice.

Early Enrollment Fees: Our annual enrollment fees are due at time of registration. There are no other monthly membership fees. Currently, late fees apply: High School $ 100.00 First Child K-8 $ 95.00 Second Child K-8 $ 95.00 Third Child K-8 $ 95.00 Fourth Child K-8 $ 95.00 . (Other Siblings) Free Adult Education $ 140.00 Please note that enrollment fees are non-refundable.

Testing: We offer achievement testing in a group setting in the Middle Tennessee area only. Students are NOT required to take our achievement tests, but seniors are required at least one ACT test with a minimum score of 16 to graduate. Our achievement testing fees are shown below: 1st to 12th Grade $ 60.00 Private: Teacher $ 85.00 Private: School $ 150.00 For more information on achievement testing, see below:

Books and Materials: Curriculum costs vary depending on the needs of each student. Parents are free to choose those resources they feel are best for their children. Our school does provide curriculum information and can customize packages for individual students. We carry materials that we highly recommend because of their Christian content, ease of use, and academic excellence. Also, there are several excellent home school bookstores and online catalogs that carry most of the resources you will need.

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Q&A:

Are fees pro-rated if enrolling late in the year? No, the full amounts are due anytime during the school year. Are there any payment plans? No, the fees are as reasonable as possible. Can I send the forms first and the fees when available later? Forms submitted without due fees will be returned.

Is achievement testing required for students in K thru 8th grade? No, achievement testing is not required, although many parents choose to test. Can students use other testing services? Yes, as long as we get a copy of the test results. Are these pass or fail tests? No, these are assessment tests showing where the student is academically at the time of the test.

Do you recommend testing Kindergartners? Although they might be academically ready for these tests, they might not be physically ready to focus on such a long test. We recommend considering testing once students reach the second or third grade levels. Is achievement testing required for Adult Education? No.

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