Flexible Learning. Strong Foundation. Christ-Centered.

Whether your family’s schedule includes travel, enrichment opportunities, or simply a desire for more meaningful time at home, Wesley Christian Academy’s Home School Hybrid (HSH) program offers a thoughtful balance of structure and flexibility.

The HSH program is designed for families who value a Christ-centered education and a strong academic foundation, while also needing the freedom to shape their weekly rhythm in a way that best supports their child.

Students attend classes on campus two days each week, learning alongside dedicated HSH teachers and peers, and continue their studies at home during the remaining three days. This model blends flexibility with academic excellence, and independence with a strong sense of community.

How does Home School Hybrid work?

WCA’s Home School Hybrid program serves students in 3rd–8th grade through a co-teaching model. Students attend on-campus classes twice a week (Tuesday/Thursday track), while completing teacher-directed assignments at home on alternate days, with a parent serving as a learning partner.

Families are supported every step of the way. WCA provides the curriculum, lesson plans, report cards, and transcripts—offering the confidence of an accredited education led by certified teachers. This allows parents to focus on guiding and reinforcing their child’s learning, rather than creating or managing coursework independently.

Students engage in core subjects including math, science, language arts, history, and Bible, while also participating in electives and chapel. The program upholds the same academic standards and Christ-centered mission as all WCA offerings, within a model thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of today’s families.

What Your Student Will Learn

Home School Hybrid students engage in a rigorous, Christ-centered curriculum designed to support both academic excellence and spiritual growth at every grade level.

Our approach includes:

Curriculum

Trusted curriculum resources such as Bob Jones University Press, Deep Roots, Ed Gems, IXL, and other high-quality programs

Biblical Integration

A biblical worldview thoughtfully integrated across all subjects, helping students see each area of learning through the lens of faith

Assessments

Standardized assessments that monitor progress and ensure students are meeting important academic benchmarks

Beyond the Classroom

Home School Hybrid students have the opportunity to participate in the same enriching extracurricular experiences that deepen learning and instill a sense of community. Families can choose the level of involvement that best fits their schedule and interests—whether that’s joining a team, attending events, or simply staying connected.

Athletics

Athletics, including cross country and basketball for the 2026–2027 school year

Arts & Clubs

Fine arts and clubs such as drama, club sports, NEHS, and robotics

Field Trips

Field trips and mission opportunities that connect classroom learning with real-world experiences

School Activities

Cherished campus traditions like the Valentine’s Dance, Literacy Week activities, and Family Chapel

Frequently Asked Questions

Who teaches the classes?
Certified WCA teachers lead all on-campus instruction, develop lesson plans for home learning days, and partner closely with parents to support each student’s growth and success.

Is parent involvement required?
Yes. Parents play an important role as co-teachers during home-learning days. This partnership allows families to be actively engaged in their child’s education while receiving guidance, structure, and support from WCA’s experienced faculty.

Can families use Step Up scholarships?
Yes. Step Up PEP and UA scholarships are accepted for qualifying families. Our admissions team is happy to assist with questions regarding eligibility and guide you through the application process.

How is student progress tracked between home and school?
Teachers maintain consistent communication with families through FACTS, including lesson plans, email updates, and grade reporting. This collaborative approach keeps parents informed and helps ensure students stay on track academically.

What type of student is a good fit for this program?
The Home School Hybrid program is well-suited for students who are motivated and supported at home, and for families who value flexibility, partnership, and a strong, faith-based academic foundation. It is an excellent fit for students who benefit from both structured classroom time and the freedom to pursue enrichment, travel, or individualized learning opportunities.