After you become a member, browse courses and register for the desired courses. Your spot is secured once you pay the instructor. You will receive an email verification and be able to view your “paid” receipt in your account.

Payment is due when you register for your course. Fees increase by $25 after July 20. When applicable, material fees may apply. This will be clearly noted in the course description. 

Instructors list their preferred payment methods in their course description page. Payment instructions will be displayed upon course registration. 

All payments to instructors are final. However, in the event of a class cancellation by the instructor, a full refund will be issued. 

If a class is canceled due to low enrollment, instructors will issue full refunds using the original payment method.

We bridge the gap between families and instructors. Instructors offer virtual classes directly to families. Course fees are paid directly to the instructors.

We bridge the gap between families and instructors. Instructors offer virtual classes directly to families. Course fees are paid directly to the instructors.

Our collaborative is faith-based and will as often as possible use faith-based curricula. While instructors warmly welcome students of any faith, classes adhere to a biblical perspective.

All classes are currently virtual, but we love building real-world connections too. Families are welcome to coordinate their own meetups, and we also organize optional field trips and community events throughout the year.

YES! The virtual classes offered are independent of the curriculum you will use to teach your student. Students will need all required books and/or materials for their virtual classes, though.

Students should log on 5 minutes before class starts, keep cameras on, and microphones muted. Students will need to have all materials ready to reference and use during their class. Breaks are discouraged, and water in a sealed container is allowed. Classes end when the instructor dismisses the group.

Yes. As the student’s primary educator, you’re responsible for providing a comprehensive education, meeting your state’s requirements for home instruction. Our virtual classes offered are designed as enrichment courses, designed to provide specialized instruction in certain subjects.

Our instructors warmly welcome new students. A coordinator will liaise with the instructor regarding the course requirements. If they’re able to accept the student, full payment for the course will apply.

Our courses are designed for a 34-week academic year. We plan to meet for 30 weeks, with 2 additional weeks each semester reserved for optional makeup days if needed. This allows flexibility for holidays, weather-related cancellations, or instructor absences.

Our courses are designed for a 34-week academic year. We plan to meet for 30 weeks, with 2 additional weeks each semester reserved for optional makeup days if needed. This allows flexibility for holidays, weather-related cancellations, or instructor absences.