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How It Works
What is Power Homeschool?
- Parents can enroll students through the Power Homeschool website: https://powerhomeschool.org/enroll/
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Tuition is $25/month per student, each student may take up to 7 courses at a time.
- Power Homeschool offers courses for students in grades PreK-12.
- Students are enrolled into courses automatically by age. Parents can add or remove courses at anytime through the Parent Account.
- Since each course is self-paced, students may enroll at any time during the calendar year. Students will start at the beginning of each course.
- Acellus uses deficiency diagnostics and vectored instruction to adjust courseware rigor. Learn More
- Parents are able to monitor student progress through the Parent Account.
- Transcripts may be requested through the system to provide a record of the courses completed by a student.
- For parents who are looking for an accredited online school where you can earn an official High School Diploma, we recommend Acellus Academy.
What is the Tuition?
What records are needed to enroll?
What is the difference between Power Homeschool and Acellus Academy?
Do you require State Testing?
What if I decide to transfer to another school?
Will my student receive a high school diploma from Power Homeschool?
Enrollment
How do I enroll?
What grades are offered?
How soon can my student start?
The enrollment process is completed online and only takes a few minutes. Once a student has been enrolled, they can begin immediately. There is no waiting period.
You will receive the student’s login information as soon as you complete the enrollment process. Set up your Homeschool
What is the age limit for students?
Our courses are available for students of all ages. There is no maximum age limit.
How can I obtain verification of enrollment?
Tuition and Payments
How much is Tuition?
How can I update my payment information?
How do I pause/cancel my account?
Can I get a refund if I cancel?
What happens if I miss a payment?
Will the tuition go up as my student enters higher grades?
Academic
How will my student learn at Power Homeschool?
Do students need to sign in at a certain time?
Will everything for the program be provided online?
How long does it take to complete a course?
Is the parent expected to grade the work?
How do I adjust my student's courses?
Need step-by-step instructions?
Do students get time off for holidays/breaks?
Do students need to participate in state testing?
How does Tutor Mode work?
Tutoring Mode is designed as supplemental instruction for students wanting to refresh their skills in particular lessons. This mode does not include some of the advanced features of Acellus and is not designed to provide the rigor necessary to be able to transfer back to public schools or accredited private schools. For this reason, we strongly recommend remaining in Teaching Mode.
Parent Account
How do I log into Power Homeschool as a parent?
What can I do if I forgot my password?
Where can I find my student's ID and password?
How can I make sure my student is on track?
How can I update my payment information?
Student Account
Where can I find my student's ID and password?
Can I create a personalized ID and password for my student?
Technology
Does my student need a computer to take courses from Power Homeschool?
Will everything for the program be provided online?
What devices are compatible with Acellus?
How long does it take to complete a course?
Is the parent expected to grade the work?
How do I adjust my student's courses?
Need step-by-step instructions?
Do students get time off for holidays/breaks?
Do students need to participate in state testing?
How does Tutor Mode work?
Tutoring Mode is designed as supplemental instruction for students wanting to refresh their skills in particular lessons. This mode does not include some of the advanced features of Acellus and is not designed to provide the rigor necessary to be able to transfer back to public schools or accredited private schools. For this reason, we strongly recommend remaining in Teaching Mode.