Frequently Asked Questions

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We offer a variety of   courses designed to meet the diverse needs and interests of our students.  From enrichment to credit classes, our courses are designed to provide students not only with graduation requirements, but also the skills and knowledge they need to succeed as they continue their education.  

The pricing structure of our courses is determined by several factors, including the educational level (middle school or high school), the nature of the curriculum (enrichment or academic), as well as specific offerings such as Advanced Placement (AP) or courses eligible for high school credit. Our commitment is to ensure accessibility to our courses for all students by maintaining affordability across our program offerings. 

No, testing is not a prerequisite for enrollment. However, for those who are interested, testing opportunities are provided annually.

Our academic calendar follows a 14-week semester schedule. Nonetheless, the duration of our courses is subject to variation based on the specific subject matter and academic level.

Indeed, towards the culmination of the academic year in May, we provide a range of testing options. Participation in these assessments is entirely voluntary. As an approved administrator, we offer the Iowa Assessments™/CogAT® and Stanford/OLSAT® evaluations. We support and respect each family's view regarding testing.

Our class sizes are small, typically between 10-12 students per class. This allows for more personalized attention and interaction between students and instructors.

While we do not offer discounts, scholarships are available from our dedicated scholarship fund. Typically, we allocate scholarships covering up to 50% of tuition fees. The executive board members assess each application individually at the commencement of every school year.