Parents must register with their local school district that they are home schooling their children. Parents may administer the Distance Learning Program provided they have a high school diploma and have completed some academic credit beyond high school. Individuals other than a parent may supervise the program provided they hold a college degree. As part […]
Continue ReadingWhat resources are used in the Distance Learning Program?
Each course is divided into structured, manageable booklets, usually ten booklets per complete course. These materials contain some Christian religious elements which students may choose to investigate. Eaton Academy is not affiliated with any religion and maintains a non-discriminatory admissions policy.
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Upon receipt of a completed application packet and payment, Eaton Academy will order and ship to you all required materials for the course(s) you have selected. Once each Life Pac Booklet has been finished, the Test Proctor is to mail in the test for grading. Upon satisfactory review of the test (students must finish with […]
Continue ReadingHow do we get started with the Distance Learning Program?
Determine who will serve as the Mentor and Test Proctor. Then simply print out and complete the application packet, including the Course Selection and Request for School Records forms. You must be able to answer all questions “yes” on the application in order to begin the program. Select the courses desired, compute your tuition as […]
Continue ReadingWho implements the Distance Learning Program?
The Mentor: This individual serves as the teacher who actually instructs the student using the provided materials. A parent with a high school diploma and some academic credit beyond high school may be the Mentor. Individuals other than a parent may serve as the Mentor provided they hold a college degree. The Test Proctor: This […]
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