At Enlightium Academy, students have Expected Student Outcomes (ESOs) for each grade level. This means that upon completing the 9th grade, each student is expected to grow not just academically, but spiritually and socially.
One of the three academic ESOs is technical capabilities. Upon reviewing this article, students in 9th grade are expected to learn how about data organization.
Students should review this article with a parent.
Building and maintaining strong relationships with teachers and peers online has become essential in an increasingly digital world. When you're part of Enlightium Academy or engaging in remote learning, the importance of effective communication, virtual event etiquette, and active engagement cannot be overstated. Here are some valuable tips to help you navigate and foster meaningful connections in a virtual environment.
Whether you are a high schooler with senioritis or a parent trying to help your child finish his or her degree, chances are that you’ve wondered how important it is to earn a high school diploma. Perhaps you’ve thought to yourself, “If I don’t care about college, why do I need to get an accredited high school diploma?”
Welcome to an exciting opportunity for private school students in Tennessee! Are you looking for ways to finance your student’s education? You may be eligible for significant funding through Tennessee's Education Savings Account (ESA) program. This initiative is designed to help families afford the best educational options for their children. Tennessee’s ESA program estimates that tuition assistance will be provided to eligible families, with $9,263.72 per student per year* available in Davidson and Shelby counties, and $9,167.50 per student in Hamilton County.
In the vast majority of cases, students should pursue a high school diploma. Earning a diploma typically results in higher wages as an adult and lets employers know that the worker can overcome a challenge. For some students, earning a high school diploma is a challenge. If, after much discussion and prayer, a family determines that earning a high school diploma will not work for their student, they can consider alternatives.
There are some instances where receiving a HiSET is in the best interest of the student. The HiSET is an exam that provides students with a degree equivalent to a high school diploma. It is, however, more rigorous in nature than the GED. Below are some common questions about how to receive a HiSET; any student interested in pursuing the HiSET should speak to his or her counselor before making that decision.
Joining the Enlightium Parents App community is a great way to connect with other Enlightium parents, access exclusive content, and participate in engaging activities. To help you get the most out of your enrollment, here's a guide on how to effectively use the features available on the Enlightium Parents App after enrolling.
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 South Korea Ministry 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!
Please note that the resources below serve as a starting point for your family; it is important that you research South Korea’s homeschooling requirements.
Similar to the GED and HiSET exams, the TASC exam (Test Assessing Secondary Completion) is a high school equivalency test.
In the vast majority of cases, students should pursue a high school diploma. Obtaining a diploma often leads to higher earnings in adulthood and demonstrates to employers that the individual has the ability to tackle and overcome challenges. However, for teenagers who are at least 16 years of age, not currently enrolled in any high school, and do not have a high school diploma, the TASC may be available.
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 Bahamas Ministry 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!
Please note that the resources below serve as a starting point for your family; it is important that you research Bahamas's homeschooling requirements.
Taking notes during online classes helps students focus, organize their thoughts, and retain information. Effective note-taking can lead to improved comprehension and academic success. Here are some tried-and-true techniques that can be particularly beneficial in a virtual setting.
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 Mexico Department of Education (also known as the Secretariat of Public Education and Ministry of Public 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!
Please note that the resources below serve as a starting point for your family; it is important that you research Mexico's homeschooling requirements.
While having a teenager expelled from school can initially feel like life has flown off the tracks, eventually you will be able to look back and see God’s guiding hand shaping the situation for you and your child’s hope and restoration. Just like when God brought Israel back from exile, His promises remain: “Instead of your shame there shall be a double portion; instead of dishonor they shall rejoice in their lot; therefore in their land they shall possess a double portion; they shall have everlasting joy.” (Isaiah 61:7)
This article is part 2 of a series concerning being expelled from school. Check out article 1: Expelled from School - Riding the Roller Coaster.
Part 1 of 2: Expelled from School—Riding the Roller Coaster
If your child has recently been expelled from school, this may be an uncertain time for your family. You have suddenly been forced to take a new direction in your child’s education. While the educational journey has taken a turn, you may also find yourself on a bit of an emotional roller coaster.
While you are riding the waves of emotion it can be comforting to find that you are not riding alone. Many parents have been—and are currently—in your place, researching what to do when their child is expelled from school. According to a 2006 study by the National Center for Education Statistics, over 100,000 public elementary and secondary school students are expelled each year. Remembering this can help you maintain perspective. And while you are realizing you are not alone, send up a prayer for those families, too.
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 Jamaica Ministry of Education and Youth, 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!
Please note that the resources below serve as a starting point for your family; it is important that you research Jamaica’s homeschooling requirements.
Online learning has become a significant component of education. With this shift, the role of parents/guardians in supporting their children's educational journey has also evolved. While teachers and schools play a crucial role, the support and involvement of parents/guardians can make a substantial difference in a child's online learning experience. Here, we offer insights into how parents/guardians can effectively support their children at Enlightium Academy by focusing on establishing routines, monitoring progress, facilitating communication with teachers, and balancing supervision while promoting independence.
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 Romania Ministry 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!
Please note that the resources below serve as a starting point for your family; it is important that you research Romania’s homeschooling requirements.
Trying to stay physically active while being homeschooled can be difficult. When attending a brick-and-mortar school, you have breaks between classes so you can get to your next class. It also never fails to be on the opposite side of campus or up an insane flight of stairs. When you’re at home, you can be comfy in your pajamas all day, sitting comfortably at your desk, couch, or out in the sunshine. So, how do you stay physically active at home?
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 South Africa National Department of Basic 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!
Please note that the resources below serve as a starting point for your family; it is important that you research South Africa’s homeschooling requirements.
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 Bahrain Ministry 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!
Please note that the resources below serve as a starting point for your family; it is important that you research Bahrain’s homeschooling requirements.
Reading the entire Bible may seem like a daunting task for some. Others may simply want to skip over sections of the Bible they feel don’t apply to them. I want to challenge both these views with Isaiah 55:11, “So shall my word be that goes out from my mouth; it shall not return to me empty, but it shall accomplish that which I purpose and shall succeed in the thing for which I sent it.” God’s word is living and breathing, and it will not return void. Any time spent in God’s word is not a waste of time, even in passages of Leviticus or long genealogies that we don’t think apply to us. I know that whichever reading plan you choose, God will work through His Word to be a lamp unto your feet and a light unto your path (Psalm 119:105).
