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6th -12th Grade 

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• Bible
• English, Grammar, Composition, and Spelling
• Math 
• History 
• Geography

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We work one-on-one with each child to support their progress, while group activities are designed around skills and concepts all students are already familiar with. We avoid comparing students to their peers, focusing instead on individual growth. This approach builds confidence and encourages genuine friendships—free from embarrassment or self-doubt.

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Yes. We give every student a short evaluation in math, language, and reading to see where they should begin. This helps us place them at the right level so they feel confident and successful from the start.

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The 2025–26 school year begins on Monday, September 8, 2025, and ends on Friday, June 5, 2026.

All classes listed under “Academics” are core courses. Core classes must be registered for, and are held online via Zoom. At times, assignments from these courses will connect to in-person activities—for example, an English reading project may conclude with a brunch, a group discussion, and a film based on the book.

In addition, we will meet periodically (often once a week) for projects, academic enrichment, and field trips. Families will always receive advance notice of in-person activities, including the date, time, place, and any materials needed. These gatherings are designed to enrich the online coursework and build community among students.

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We use the Abeka curriculum, though our methods mean textbooks are rarely the main focus. For instance, while Abeka provides strong instruction in English grammar, it can become tedious. To keep students engaged, we alternate between a week of textbook study and a week of creative writing to practice what they’ve learned.

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Yes. Choose as many or as few as you'd like. It's up to you. 

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We’ll let parents know ahead of time if an event is drop-off or if you’ll need to stay with your child.

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Tuition is $25 per student, per week. For example, one student enrolled in all classes is $25 per week; two students enrolled in all classes is $50 per week.

Please note: our website is currently set up to calculate tuition “per class,” which may cause your balance to appear higher than it actually is. We are working with our website provider to correct this issue. In the meantime, rest assured you will never be charged more than $25 per student, per week, regardless of what your balance shows.

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At $25 a week, our tuition is set at the lowest possible rate. Because of this, we do not offer additional discounts. This flat rate keeps tuition accessible for every family.

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Textbooks are not required. While families may purchase them if they choose, most of our instruction is supported through digital resources, teacher-created materials, and printed copies provided as needed. This allows us to keep costs low while still giving students access to high-quality learning materials.

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No. However, as a Christian institution, LHA requires all students to honor the Biblical principles that govern our school. Your family will be required to sign our Statement of Faith which states that you will respect our beliefs.

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In New Jersey, the Legislature under the compulsory education law (N.J.S.A. 18A:38-25) has permitted children to receive “equivalent instruction elsewhere than at school,” including the home. See the NJ FAQs for Homeschooling:https://www.nj.gov/education/safety/nontraditional/faq_homeschool.shtml

Also, visit HSLDA (Home School Legal Defense Association) for more complete information on homeshooling in each of the fifty states.