EVALUATION OF RECORDS & ENTRANCE ASSESSMENTS
For the purpose of determining a proper academic program at Enlightium Academy, your student’s counselor will review the following two items:
Based on records from the previous school, the entrance assessment results, and additional supporting documentation, your student may be placed in the foundational, standard, or Honors courses (grades 3–12), or may be recommended to participate in courses or programs such as:
New students need to have a birth certificate provided.
New students who have missing records from their previous school, insubstantial records from their previous school, or who were homeschooled but lack records or evidence of schooling will need to inform the records team as soon as possible. Alternative records/documentation that may be required:
As a Washington State-approved private school, Enlightium Academy follows the guidance from our state on how to award credit to students that do not have records.
Enlightium Academy offers a parent-led, print-based curriculum to primary school students. This curriculum is intended to better prepare students as they enter 3rd grade. This program is designed for students whose parents want to take the initiative of educating their student using the print-based curriculum while remaining under the umbrella and guidance of an accredited school such as Enlightium Academy. The Enlightium team will provide training, record-keeping, grading verification, and administrative support.
The majority of new students will be placed in Enlightium’s standard courses. The standard courses offer your family an education that is both academically challenging and rooted in a biblical worldview. These courses are more advanced in comparison with public education as our goal is to prepare students to further their education beyond high school. Enlightium meets students where they are in their educational journey and works to bring them to the next academic level. For a successful academic year, both parents and students are required to be active participants in the student’s education.
Foundational courses are assigned by a student’s counselor to help them learn or relearn essential concepts that can be built upon in future courses. These courses are usually assigned to students who are struggling academically or for high school students who missed the foundational concepts that are needed to move on to the next required course for graduation.
The intervention team—which includes teachers, counselors, and administration—works together to identify the unique needs of students who struggle academically and offer additional guidance and support. The intervention can include modification of curriculum or comprehensive assistance for English Language Learners (ELL).
Please reach out to our team if additional information is needed.
Honors courses demand a high level of participation, effort, and quality work from students. These courses contain additional concepts and explore material more in-depth than regular courses. Families can request to be considered for Honors courses when submitting the enrollment form.
Honors courses are identified as “HR” on Enlightium transcripts. Additionally, only a select few Honors courses are NCAA-approved. Honors courses have a weighted GPA value of +0.5 which is applied to the student’s final GPA.
After the 14-day trial, a $100 fee may apply if a student transfers to or from Honors courses. Honors courses are available to students enrolled in the Silver, Silver+, Gold, Diamond, and Sapphire Live tuition packages.