Frequently Asked Questions

No, Freedom of Choice Student Center Homeschool is not accredited by the {Accreditation Agency}.  We are a homeschool away from home but still provide a quality education. We are not affiliated with the state of CA.

We have a rolling enrollment.  This means, you may enroll your child any time throughout the school year. 

To enroll in Freedom of Choice Student Center Homeschool, visit our Registration page and fill out the application form. Once we receive your application, we will contact you to offer a tour, schedule an interview and discuss the next steps.

We accept students as young as three years old (or close to three) as long as they are potty trained.

Our class sizes are small, typically with no more than 10 students per class. This allows for more personalized attention and interaction between students and instructors.

Please refer to the About Us/Curriculum link on our website for curriculum information.

No, we have set learning schedule. When students enroll, they are enrolling for science, math, history and English.  We do not have a la carte classes. 

No.  The only health information we request is if your child has a food allergy we need to be aware of.

Yes.  Please refer to the charter funds link under the Tuition tab for more information. 

Our students will recieve a Certificate of Completion, which is credable for future plans such as college admission and the workforce. 

Yes. A certificate of completion is recognized by most community colleges and many four-year degree universities. Check with the admissions office before you apply. Even if the institution says it doesn’t accept a certificate as a completion of high school, the admissions office may waive that rule for exceptional students or if there are mitigating factors such as attending a homeschool. 

Most employers at the entry level will not consider the certificate of completion to be less than the high school diploma. However, for more specialized areas of study or interest, such as engineering or pre-med, a high school diploma is preferred. 

The military can open many doors for students who are exiting high school. However, the branches of the armed forces require that those applying have earned a high school diploma. A high school certificate typically doesn’t get the student entry into the military. However, Check with the recruiting office to confirm. Even if it's not typical to register for the military without a high school diploma, the recuiter's office may waive that rule for exceptional students or if there are mitigating factors such as attending a homeschool.