Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions about Legacy Christian Homeschool Fellowship and our community.

Which grade levels are offered?

We offer K4-12th grade programs, all with a duration of 30 weeks. K-3rd: half day option, 3.5 hours (30-minute classes). K-6th: full day, 5.5 hours (30-minute classes). 7th-12th: full day, 6.5 hours (hourly classes).

How often do you meet?

We meet once a week on Mondays. It is our priority that you remain the primary teacher in your household. Community gatherings last 30 weeks, September through May.

How many students are in a classroom and are grade levels combined?

Each class will consist of 8-10 students grouped by similar ages.

Do you offer monthly payments for tuition?

Yes! Tuition can be paid monthly over 30 weeks and can be paid with a credit card.

Do you offer additional focuses aside from typical core subjects that will help my student make an impact in their world?

Yes! All grade levels study Christian worldview and civics. In Jr. High and High School, we add in etiquette, logic, financial literacy, business, and entrepreneurship studies, to name a few.

Is this a drop-off program?

Drop-off will only be considered for high school students. Legacy is a cooperative. We thrive on community and are only operational with parent involvement, participation, and presence.

Is this a school and are grades issued?

We are a cooperative program created to enhance and complement your homeschooling efforts. Our teachers (Legacy Leaders) on community day are our parents. We are not a school and do not provide or hold student records of any kind.

Will there be childcare for ages 0-3?

Yes! Childcare is available for families with older children enrolled in the program. It is important to support our growing families.

What style of learning and teaching is encouraged?

We promote a classical approach to teaching and learning. It is so important kids learn early on to think deeply and independently; to know what they believe and why.

Is there a set curriculum?

Part of being in community at Legacy is having the opportunity to engage in rich studies together. Our 7th-12th graders use a set curriculum to ensure quality and consistent engagement and inspiration. We also value freedom of choice in our elementary years, where kids are developing at different rates and with different needs. In elementary, only 4th-6th grade will use a set curriculum for grammar and composition.

What key opportunities are available to help my student improve their public speaking skills?

We will exhort students to participate in endeavors like science fair, mock trials, speech, debate, vocational projects and community outreach.