Enrollment can often be completed online. Once your application is reviewed and paperwork is finalized, students can begin as soon as their start date is confirmed (many programs offer rolling enrollment).

• Complete the application
• Submit required documents
• Confirm your learning option and start date

We serve PreK–12 (update this if needed). Grade-level offerings can vary by program type and location.

Many families transfer mid-year. An advisor can help with placement, credit review (if applicable), and ensuring a smooth transition.

Options may include online homeschooling, partner schools, hybrid models, and enrichment centers. Availability depends on your student’s grade and location.

In many cases, yes. Families sometimes adjust between options as schedules and needs change. An advisor can confirm timing, requirements, and any tuition differences.

Tuition typically includes curriculum access, core instruction, platform/tools, and support resources. Optional services (e.g., enrichment, tutoring, partner-school fees) may vary by program.

Add your official policy here (monthly/semester/yearly options, auto-pay, sibling discounts, etc.). If assistance or scholarships exist, outline how families can apply.

Update with your accreditation details and transcript process. High school students typically receive transcripts, and guidance may be available for graduation planning and college readiness.

Share your assessment methods (quizzes, projects, teacher feedback) and how families access progress reports in your learning platform.

Support may include teacher office hours, academic coaching, tutoring add-ons, or learning plans. Encourage families to reach out early so you can build a support path.

Add your help desk/support contact process here (email, phone, hours, expected response time).