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The Family Administration Plan is designed for those who want
to be independent home schoolers, but still enjoy time-saving
services from CLASS.
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You are affiliated, not enrolled, with CLASS |
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Complete freedom of schedule and structure; no work submitted to CLASS |
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You provide your own grading, report cards, diplomas, and transcripts |
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Curriculum designed for your child based on an achievement test you administer |
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All necessary educational materials including textbooks,
workbooks, and test papers |
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Curriculum adjustments if needed |
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Annual basic skills testing program |
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Guidance materials to help organize your home school |
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Year-round phone assistance with administrative problems or questions
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We assign the curriculum, but you control the amount of work
your student must complete. Because Family Plan students do
not submit any work to CLASS, you may restructure your student’s
workload, even omitting parts of courses you consider redundant
or unnecessary. In other words, you can use our curriculum
your way!
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You have students with special learning needs. |
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A local umbrella school or cooperative provides administrative services. |
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You need an alternative even less expensive than the CLASS Administration Plan. |
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You live abroad and regular correspondence would be both burdensome and costly.
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Family Administration Plan enrollments do not qualify
for a time payment arrangement.
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Family Plan students will not receive official course
credit or diplomas from Christian Liberty Academy.
In addition, because CLASS does not become involved
with the grading or record keeping, we are not able
to send letters to local school officials or to testify
in court verifying the academic achievement of a student
if parents are challenged legally. Any letters we send
to local school officials will verify only that you
have purchased our curriculum, guidance materials,
and corresponding services, and are administering our
program under your own supervision at home.
CLASS does not provide assistance with legal matters
for those in the Family Plan. You may, however, join
the Home
School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA).
The Association handles legal challenges for its members,
as well as communication with school officials, and
any court action.
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College-bound students should be aware that they
will need credible high school academic records to
present to a college along with their ACT or SAT test
scores. Parents will either have to keep excellent
records of their student’s high school years
(which may or may not be accepted by a particular college),
or consider enrolling in the CLASS Administration Plan
during high school, where they will have formal academic
records and graduate from a nationally known school.
Compare
Family Plan benefits with CLASS Plan
Learn about independent
homeschooling. |
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