Enlightium Academy is an approved private Christian school that is accredited by Cognia and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). Enlightium has served homeschool, online, and co-op school students in K-12 since 2003. As K-12 education policies are different in each state, it is a parental responsibility to check on their state’s homeschool requirements and fulfill them as applicable. To assist parents with this process, Enlightium provides basic information about each state’s requirements. Parents are also encouraged to review their state’s requirements at hslda.org/legal and/or the Tennessee Department of Education, as educational policies are subject to change over time.

Homeschooling is legal in all 50 states; however, with the freedom to educational opportunities comes a responsibility to understand and fulfill legal requirements. This can be worrisome, but you’re not alone in this endeavor. Enlightium Academy is here to help! 

Please note that the resources below serve as a starting point for your family; it is important that you research Tennessee homeschooling requirements.

October is one of the most dynamic months in the school year, packed with activities that range from capturing memorable moments to fostering professional development. It’s a month that balances fun and creates an enriching atmosphere for students, teachers, and staff alike. From school picture days to fundraising events, and from teacher evaluations to significant administrative tasks, here’s a look at how October offers something for everyone in the school community.

Enlightium Academy is an approved private Christian school that is accredited by Cognia and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). Enlightium has served homeschool, online, and co-op school students in K-12 since 2003. As K-12 education policies are different in each state, it is a parental responsibility to check on their state’s homeschool requirements and fulfill them as applicable. To assist parents with this process, Enlightium provides basic information about each state’s requirements. Parents are also encouraged to review their state’s requirements at hslda.org/legal and/or the Georgia Department of Education, as educational policies are subject to change over time.

Homeschooling is legal in all 50 states and Washington D.C.; however, with the freedom to educational opportunities comes a responsibility to understand and fulfill legal requirements. This can be worrisome, yet you’re not alone in this endeavor. Enlightium Academy is here to help! 

Please note that the resources below serve as a starting point for your family; it is important that you research Georgia’s homeschooling requirements.

Homeschooling offers a unique and personalized approach to education, which can be beneficial for students with autism. Traditional school environments may not always cater to the specific needs of these students, but homeschooling provides flexibility, structure, and a learning pace that can be adapted to each child’s strengths and learning challenges. Here’s how homeschooling can support students on the autism spectrum.

Hello, I’m Dr. Yelena V. Solodyankin, the Founder and CEO of Enlightium Academy. As we kick off the school year, I want to take a moment to walk you through the key events and steps your team should focus on for the first quarter of the year. September, often regarded as the beginning of the school year, is packed with important milestones that set the tone for the months ahead. Let’s dive into these steps and explore how your team can approach each one with enthusiasm and care.

For children with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), traditional classroom settings can often feel overwhelming. The structured environment, rigid schedules, and crowded classrooms can exacerbate symptoms, making it challenging for students to focus, stay organized, or keep up with their peers. However, homeschooling with Enlightium Academy presents a unique opportunity to tailor education to the needs of students with ADHD, providing a more flexible, personalized learning experience.

Here’s how homeschooling can help students with ADHD thrive:

As the founder and CEO of Enlightium Academy, I know that starting the school year on the right foot requires thorough preparation from every corner of the school community. In this blog post, I’ll break down the essential steps for administrators, teachers, and staff members to take in the weeks leading up to the first quarter of the academic year. Whether you're a school leader looking to optimize your school’s start or part of a school team, these tasks will help set the stage for a productive, positive, and successful school year.

Enlightium Academy is an approved private Christian school that is accredited by Cognia and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and has served homeschool, online, and co-op school students in K-12 since 2003. In general, state institutions recognize Enlightium Academy as an out-of-state private school that allows students to transfer in or transfer out to public and private schools. Enlightium Academy provides our families with generic information about their state’s requirements, though parents are also encouraged to review their state’s requirements at hslda.org/legal and/or the California Department of Education, as educational policies are subject to change over time. Once enrolled at Enlightium Academy, join our California group in the Enlightium’s Parents app to connect with California families. 

Homeschooling is legal in all 50 states and Washington D.C.; however, with the freedom to educational opportunities comes a responsibility to understand and fulfill legal requirements. This can be worrisome, but you’re not alone in this endeavor. Enlightium Academy is here to help! 

Please, note that the resources below serve as a starting point for your family; it is important that you research California homeschooling requirements.

It is a good idea as parents to consider the pros and cons of homeschooling, perhaps the most debated topic is that of social engagement. This conversation is possibly the most polarizing part of making the decision to educate a child at home. Opponents of homeschooling assert that children in a brick-and-mortar school are given the opportunity to socialize with their peers during a crucial time of development in which they learn how to interrelate appropriately with other children their age. While it is true that traditionally schooled children likely do have more interaction with their peers, parents must consider whether this is in their child’s best interest. 

The fifth and final phase of launching your private Christian school is all about evaluation and continuous improvement. After completing your first year, it’s essential to take a step back, assess what worked well, and identify areas for improvement. This phase is not only about reflecting on the past but also about setting the stage for ongoing success.

The fourth phase of launching your private Christian school is where all your planning and preparation come to life. Implementation is about putting your plans into action, managing the daily operations of your school, and ensuring that everything runs smoothly during your inaugural year. This phase is critical for building momentum and setting the tone for the future of your school.

As more families turn to homeschooling as a viable option for their child's education, questions often arise about the requirements and curriculum for these students. One common question is whether or not homeschooled students are required to take specific courses. In this blog, we will explore the answer to this question and provide valuable information for families homeschooling with Enlightium Academy.

As a parent, juggling work and your child's education can be an intimidating task. How can you ensure your child is receiving a quality education while you're at work? How can you best assist them while having your own busy schedule? Don't worry, we've got you covered. In this blog, we'll share some tips and strategies to help you balance work and your child's online schooling successfully.

Planning is the backbone of a successful school launch. The third phase of opening your private Christian school involves carefully organizing all the tasks that need to be completed in the months leading up to your school’s first day. This phase is extensive, often taking several months to fully implement, but it is crucial to ensure that your school is ready to open its doors.

Some states may require families to submit an IHIP. Additionally, New York families that have filed an intent to homeschool with their local school district superintendent (also known as the Superintendent of Schools) and are enrolled with Enlightium Academy must submit an IHIP to the state.

Enlightium Academy is an approved private Christian school that is accredited by Cognia and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). Enlightium has served homeschool, online, and co-op school students in K-12 since 2003. As K-12 education policies are different in each country, it is a parental responsibility to check on their country’s homeschool requirements and fulfill them as applicable. To assist parents with this process, Enlightium provides basic information about some country’s requirements. Parents are also encouraged to review their country’s requirements at hslda.org/legal and/or the Yukon Territory, Canada Department of Education, as educational policies are subject to change over time.

Homeschooling is legal in many countries; however, with the freedom to educational opportunities comes a responsibility to understand and fulfill legal requirements. This can be worrisome, yet you’re not alone in this endeavor. Enlightium Academy is here to help! 

The second phase of launching a private Christian school is all about communication. Effective communication is vital for building strong relationships with parents, students, and the broader community. During this phase, you’ll focus on keeping everyone informed and engaged as you move closer to opening your school.

For an online private school student, temporarily losing access to the Internet is comparable to an astronaut locking his keys in the shuttle while going for a space walk. Simply put, it is not an ideal situation.