Home2School
Home2School is a hybrid homeschool program designed to partner with homeschool families to provide a flexible educational program that best fits your student’s needs.
For Elementary Home2School program details, please download this informational brochure. Our kindergarten through 5th grade hybrid homeschool program allows each individual family to choose the instruction that benefits their child most, while still being a part of a larger, Christ-centered, educational community. K-5 homeschool families can access the following:
- One-Day Option: choose 1 full school day of classroom instruction per week
- Math Option: Monday-Friday option to participate in leveled math classes so that each homeschool student can take math at their developmental level
Our Home2School program also includes the following opportunities:
- Access to special/pullout classes, such as Art, Computers, Library, Music, PE, and Band (3rd- 5th graders, fees may apply)
- Access to curriculum and teacher lesson plans, with classroom teacher support
- Participation in K-5 chapel
- Some students may have access to lunch and recess participation in order to provide community, peer relationships, and the development of social skills (depends on hours of attendance chosen by the parent)
- Access to after school enrichment classes, music conservatory and athletics (additional program cost)
- Field trips (additional cost)
Middle and high school homeschool students have different needs. As families navigate options for high school graduation, college, and career options VCS hybrid homeschool program will serve as an important partner. Students can choose to take any open academic course (except student government) at VCS, paying a per class fee. Students in grades 6th – 12th have access to the following:
| Home 2 School - Middle School and High School Features | Four Classes Or Less | Five Classes Or More (Full Time) |
|---|---|---|
| Participation in chapel | ||
| Access to all course offerings, except student government, including fine arts and AP courses | ||
| Report cards provided for courses taken at VCS | ||
| Textbooks provided | ||
| Transcripts provided | ||
| Academic records (CUM files maintained by VCS) | ||
| High School diploma Issued | ||
|
Grade 8-12 PSAT testing Grade 6-8 IOWA testing |
* | |
| College and career counseling | ** | |
| Sports eligibility | ||
| Participation in dances and other campus activities | ||
| Club participation | ||
| Allowed to participate and vote in student council sponsored elections |
* Fee applies. Inclusion must be requested at the beginning of the school year.
** Once per year.
For more information on the VCS Home2School program or to speak to our Home2School Coordinator, please email admissions@go-vcs.com, or call our admissions office at (707) 446-1776.
To apply to our Home2School program, please visit our Admissions page.
School Hours
Kindergarten
8:20 a.m. – 2:10 p.m. (M – F)
Grades 1 – 5
8:20 a.m. – 3:10 p.m. (M, T, Th, F)
8:20 a.m. – 2:10 p.m. (W – Early Dismissal)
Middle School / High School
7:40 a.m. – 2:50 p.m. (M, T, TH, F)
7:40 a.m. – 1:45 p.m. (W – Early Dismissal)
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