NEW! micro Highschool in 2025-26
The microSchool is located at
First United Methodist Church, 29 E. Walnut St, Lancaster PA.
Parking available in back.
Summary
Schedule:
On-Campus Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM.
At-Home Learning: Approximately 3-5 hours of independent work per day on the other three weekdays.
Benefit: Block scheduling allows for more in-depth study and focused learning.
Curriculum & Academics:
Comprehensive High School Program: Covers all required classes for Pennsylvania high school graduation over four years, plus additional courses.
Enrichment & Electives: Includes subjects like Spanish and other enrichment opportunities.
Transcripts & Evaluation: Official transcripts will be provided, featuring narrative evaluations and GPA.
Flexible Math Tracks: Designed to meet diverse student needs and strengthen skills, addressing a common area of weakness for homeschooled college applicants. Tracks include Algebra 1A-B, Financial Math, Geometry, with potential for Algebra 2 and Trigonometry.
Experiential Learning & Support:
Class Trips: Planned excursions to enrich learning and provide real-world connections.
Lunch Flexibility: Students may have lunch off-campus with parent permission.
Post-Graduation Advising: Comprehensive guidance for all post-school paths, including work, travel, and further education. This includes college application support, SAT/ACT guidance annually, and resume building.
External Course Assistance: Support in enrolling in outside classes to complement your child's learning program.
Tuition:
Annual Tuition: $3,000 per year.
Course Catalog
Here's an overview of our core high school subjects:
Math: 4 years, encompassing Algebra and Geometry, with opportunities for more advanced topics.
English: 4 years.
Science: Biology, Chemistry with lab, and Environment & Earth Science.
Arts & Humanities: 2+ years, including foreign language.
These subjects are designed to meet Pennsylvania high school graduation requirements, providing a robust academic foundation.
Homeschooling
What classes do I need? How do I get a diploma? How do I get into secondary programs?
Flexible Pacing Option
We understand that every student learns at their own pace. For those who may benefit from a modified schedule or require more time to complete coursework, we offer a five-year high school option. This extended program allows students to take fewer classes per year, preventing overwhelm and ensuring a more supportive and manageable learning experience.
Enrollment
