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.
As more families turn to homeschooling as an alternative to traditional education, many wonder about the options available for extracurricular activities. While there may be some limitations, one area where homeschooled students can easily get involved is in local sports. Not only does this provide a way for students to stay active and engaged, but it also gives them an opportunity to develop important social skills. Together, we will explore various ways in which homeschool students can participate in local sports and reap the benefits of being part of a team.
As more families turn to homeschooling as an alternative to traditional schooling, the Health Department addresses policies surrounding immunization or exemption options. With varying state and country regulations, it can be confusing to determine what is required for homeschooled students. In this blog, we provide information to help parents navigate immunization requirements.
One of the many benefits of homeschooling is the flexibility it offers families, though there are also some parameters parents need to know. One of which is if there are any specific age requirements for starting homeschooling. The answer varies depending on your state or country. While the homeschool journey may seem overwhelming at times, Enlightium Academy is here to help.
Homeschooling has become an increasingly popular choice for families seeking a more personalized and flexible education for their children. However, one question that often arises is how homeschooling students receive report cards and transcripts to document their academic progress.
As a homeschooling family, it's important to understand the process of obtaining these important documents in order to keep track of your child's accomplishments and ensure they are prepared for future educational opportunities. In this blog, we will discuss the various methods for receiving report cards and transcripts as a homeschooling family, from Enlightium Academy.
As the homeschooling trend continues to grow, many families are drawn to the flexibility and individualized education it offers. However, with this freedom also comes questions about legal requirements and regulations. One common question among families considering homeschooling is whether or not they are required to keep attendance logs. In this blog, we will explore the answer to this question and provide information on state and country requirements for homeschool attendance tracking.
As a homeschooling family, it's natural to have questions about academic requirements. One common concern is whether or not there are specific academic calendar requirements that must be followed for homeschooling. With different state and country regulations, as well as individual curriculum choices, it can seem overwhelming to fulfill the academic calendar requirements or to know if there are any at all. In this blog, we will explore the academic calendar requirements for homeschooling families and provide guidance on fulfilling those requirements.
One common question that arises when considering homeschooling is whether or not parents can teach their children, if they need to get certifications, or if they have to hire a credentialed tutor. In this blog, we will explore the answers to these questions and guide you through your state’s requirements for teacher credentials.
While credentials and certifications are important, parents are the children's first teachers. Let’s review what the Bible says about the parent's role in educating their children.
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.
Are you considering enrolling your child in an online school? As a parent, you have every right to be concerned about the quality of the educational experience your child will receive. To help make this decision easier, here are four essential questions parents need to ask before choosing an online school.
It’s common to feel overwhelmed as you struggle to motivate your homeschooled child. Sometimes, children seem to propel themselves through their coursework, and sometimes, it’s a battle just to get them to pay attention. The journey of educating your child can be bumpy, leaving you exhausted and unsure of how to proceed. If your child lacks motivation to work on their courses, here are some tips to help get them back on track.
When looking at schooling alternatives for your child, you will find yourself with two options:
An immediate list of pros and cons for each option may come to mind, and the idea of monthly or annual tuition may land heavily in the “cons” column. But there are several factors that you may not have yet considered.
The main benefit of online learning is the teachers. Research indicates that teachers have more genuine relationships with students in online settings since they provide one-on-one interactions with their students, and teachers have a better chance to learn about each student in comparison to the classroom setting.1
Online education is designed around the learner. It allows for self-paced learning that provides students with opportunities to speed up or slow down in their assignments as necessary. Online education also utilizes cutting-edge technologies to support the needs of diverse learners. For example, gifted and talented students can maximize their perceived gifts and talents and progress in their schooling at a quicker rate.2
Are you pondering about homeschooling your children? If so, you are not alone. With more parents searching for an alternative to traditional schools, homeschooling has become an increasingly popular option. From providing individualized attention to fostering creativity and encouraging family time, homeschooling might be the best choice for your family. Here are ten reasons why homeschooling might be an excellent choice for you.
As parents of online students, you may be thinking about the upcoming school year and how your students can work ahead in their education or be better prepared for the next grade level. At Enlightium Academy, students and their parents have several opportunities during the summer months that they can take advantage of.
