Homeschool Online with Live Classes

Enhance Your Student’s Learning with Online, Interactive Teaching from Incredible Instructors

Our live, online classes offer real-time instruction through our interactive portal, access to the teacher when students have questions about a specific course topic, and class recordings so students can review instruction.

Homeschool students in grades 7–12 can choose from classes in science, math, foreign language, art and literature, history, apologetics, Bible, and worldview.

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Live Class Features

With Apologia’s live classes, students will receive the following:

Live, personal, and professional instruction by qualified teachers
Privacy, as students cannot be seen on camera
Well-planned class time with teacher-prepared lectures to assist students with what they studied during the week
Time set aside for discussion and questions
All-hours access to the student portal and study site, which includes the class syllabus and all notes, assignments, tests, quizzes, audio and video clips, discussions, and other extras
Teacher-graded assignments, tests, quizzes, and papers
Full access to all recorded classes through the student portal

Hear from Our Students

I am going to miss this class and your teaching style. You take the time to answer questions, make sure that everyone understands the material, and always ask if people are having difficulties hearing or watching videos. I want to say thank you for your consideration. You have a gift, and I pray you continue to use it and thrive! I will miss my fellow students in the class because they made it fun and enjoyable.

– Student

I just wanted to thank you for a wonderful two years of science courses! Not only did I learn a lot, I enjoyed it too. Your teaching made the material much more understandable while tying the concepts into the real world.

– Student

I started at Penn State this past year studying engineering as a seventeen-year-old. I just wanted to let you know how well your class prepared me for college courses. I finished both semesters with a 4.0.

– Student

I just received feedback on my first college lab report and received a score of 100% and an excellent review from my professor. I just wanted to say thank you for the time and effort you put in to help me learn how to write a good lab report.

– Student

I want to thank you for being my teacher this year. I have a stronger knowledge of Christian apologetics and more of a need to become closer to God.

– Student

I used to be bullied at school because I was different, but in your online classes, I felt as though I could actually interact with others without them seeing how different I am. I felt that for the first time, I actually belonged. I liked that feeling so much; I have decided to take more online classes with Apologia. Thank you and everyone at Apologia for helping me feel this way. God bless you all at Apologia for the wonderful work you are doing.

– Student

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The Parent’s Role

Parents should verify that their family’s homeschool meets the academic requirements of their state of residence.

We strongly suggest parents follow up on their child’s completed assignments, assist with labs, and, if necessary, observe test-taking.

As the authorized educational institution, your homeschool is responsible for keeping all records, grades, transcripts, and other documentation necessary for acceptance into other schools, colleges, or universities.

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9 Ways to Help Your Homeschool Students Succeed in Their Online Classes

Our instructors are committed to delivering an excellent online learning experience for your students. Here are some of their must-know tips to help homeschool students succeed in their online classes:

Choose your online classes well. You want teachers committed to inspiring and helping your children. You want teachers who connect your children’s schoolwork with their faith in Christ.
Help your students hit the ground running when the school year starts. Have the required texts and materials on hand, attend the virtual open houses, get to know the teachers, and be sure you and your students are clear from the start about what the teachers require.
Create a quiet, well-lit environment for online classes, free of visual, physical, and competing technological distractions.
If possible, have your students connect directly to a router and use headphones to give them the best possible experience with the least glitches. Minimizing technical disruptions will allow them to engage fully during class.
Offer two time-management strategies to your students at the beginning of the year and allow them to choose one and use it. Encourage your students to find one that fits their learning and operating styles. If it doesn’t work, discard it and try the next one. Ownership and natural consequences are fundamental to successful self-governance.
Consider having your students break their weekly assignments into five parts and complete one part a day. Divvying up the work will ensure they are doing the subject every day. Plus, this helps students complete and turn in their assignments on time.
Help your students stay on course with the class syllabus/schedule. It’s easy for online students to get distracted by life, and they sometimes forget to honor the course schedule for their online classes. Students should add their online class time and assignments to their planners.
Be involved in your children’s online classes. Check up on them often to see if they are completing their homework, attending class, and turning in their assignments. Check-in with them at least monthly, if not weekly.
Trust the Lord to help you and your children through the school year. Embrace for yourself and teach your children the truth that the Lord loves you and wants to help you through every subject, every challenge. Teach your children to see every bit of their schoolwork as part of their walk with Him. When we work faithfully, we honor Him. Asking for His help when they are struggling is a way to learn to trust Him more with every part of their lives. Asking for His forgiveness and help to do better when they have not worked faithfully is a way for them to experience His grace.

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