iAssist Course Request Form – Home Life Academy

Parent Info
Parent Name*
First Last
HLA Account Email*
Phone number to contact with questions

Student Info
You must complete a separate course request form for each HomeLife Online student in your family.
Will your student be using HomeLife Online courses next year?*
- Yes
- No - we have decided to use a different curriculum and will submit an updated education plan.
Student Name*
First Last
Grade*

This 8th grade student plans to enroll in high school level courses for high school credit for between 1 and 3 (maximum) courses this school year.*
- Yes
- No
Please review HLA's policies about high school credit for middle school students.
Review Middle School policies.
This student is college-bound.*
- Yes
- No
College Path*
- College4
- College2TM
- Not sure - need to discuss with counselor
Select the path that you student is on. See the link below to review path options.
Please review your student's recommend path before course selection process.
Click here to compare High School paths of study.

Please read and acknowledge...*
- Course descriptions are available on our website.
View our course listings here.
View our course listings here.
Please read and acknowledge...*
- You may select up to 6 credits depending on your student's needs. Your Academic Counselor will assist in developing a study plan best for your student's success. Upon review, changes in course selection may be recommended.
Please read and acknowledge...*
- Courses listed are full credit (year-long) courses unless specified.
Please read and acknowledge...*
- Courses that are required by most college admissions departments are marked with (CP) in the course listings below.
Please read and acknowledge...*
- There will be a $100 extension fee to continue in courses for up to 30 additional days if not completed by the scheduled end date.

Please have a copy of the myAssist course listings open for reference during course selection process.
View our 3rd-8th grade course listings here.
View our 9th-12th grade course listings here.
Remedial Course Option*
- All available courses Remedial
- No Remedial needed
- Some subjects Remedial
If you are not sure if your student needs remedial courses, please indicate your preference, and then provide details in the comments section stating your questions and concerns.
Provide details.*
List what subjects will need to be personalized and in what way. A counselor will contact you to discuss any concerns or questions you have.

High School English/Language Arts
(CP) indicates courses that are appropriate for college-bound students.
Elementary/Middle School English/Language Arts

High School Math
(CP) indicates courses that are appropriate for college-bound students.
Elementary/Middle School Math

High School Science
(CP) indicates courses that are appropriate for college-bound students.
Elementary/Middle School Science

High School Social Studies
(CP) indicates courses that are appropriate for college-bound students.
Elementary/Middle School Social Studies

Foreign Language

Health, Physical Education, and Personal Finance

High School Bible
Elementary/Middle School Bible

Other High School Electives
Middle School Electives
Health Quest
Equip students for healthy living! Health Quest is a health and wellness elective designed for upper elementary students. Lessons include topics such as body framework and systems, mental and social health, nutrients and metabolism, physical fitness, good eating habits, emergency care, diseases and prevention. A section helps students understand the use and misuse of drugs, alcoholism, and smoking. This online academy course offers practical preparation for high school health education and promotes lifelong healthy practices. Course units contain quizzes and tests to evaluate progress and student mastery.

Program Info
Do you have specific preferences for your student's studies this year? For example, is there a specific date that you would like your student's courses to begin? Does your student need their subjects to be available in a particular order? Take some time to list your preferences in the space provided in the following pages.
Requested Start Date for Courses*
Date Format: MM slash DD slash YYYY
Middle School Scheduling Options*
As the parent of a middle schooler, you have the option of scheduling your student to complete their courses on an elementary term (all courses run all year long), or you may choose one of our high school term options (several term lengths to choose from). To prepare students for high school, it is our recommendation that students move toward the high school terms as they near the end of middle school in 7th and 8th grade. Indicate your preference below.
- Elementary term: all 4-6 courses scheduled for the whole year, August-May
- High School Terms: I will review my options on the next page and make a selection
- I have a returning student and would like to request the same terms as last year.

Course Scheduling Options
Here is a chart comparing our different term lengths. Our term lengths range from 6 weeks to 15 weeks, with the option of one subject per term up to five subject per term. The schedule you see below is for an average 10th grader. Please use this to compare the different options available for term lengths and number of courses at a time.
Course Scheduling Preferences - Choose one. Please choose what you feel is the best option for your student's success. Your Academic Counselor will take this into consideration when developing your student's study plan.*
- A) Six 6-week terms: 1 full credit course at a time
- B) Three 12-week terms: 2 full credit courses at a time
- C) Six 6-week terms: 2 0.5-credit courses at a time
- D) Four 9-week terms: 3 0.5-credit courses at a time
- E) Three 12-week terms: 4 0.5-credit courses at a time
- F) Two 15-week terms: 5 0.5-credit courses at a time
- G) Other - would like to speak with a counselor to determine best options
- H) I have a returning student, and I would like to request the same schedule as last year.

Do you have specific preferences for the order of your student's courses?*
- Yes - I will list my preferences below.
- No - The counselor's recommended order is fine.
You selected: Option A) six 6-week terms with one full credit course at a time. Give specific scheduling preferences. If you cannot remember exact course titles (e.g. Chemistry or U.S. History), general subject names are sufficient (e.g. Science or History).*
Term 1 (Aug-Sep) Term 2 (Sep-Oct) Term 3 (Nov-Dec) Term 4 (Jan-Feb) Term 5 (Feb-March) Term 6 (April-May)
Leave any extra fields BLANK if your student is taking fewer than six credits with HomeLife Online this year.
You selected: Option B) three 12-week terms with two full credit courses at a time. Give specific scheduling preferences. If you cannot remember exact course titles (e.g. Chemistry or U.S. History), general subject names are sufficient (e.g. Science or History). Click the plus sign to add a second subject per term.*
Term 1 (Aug-Oct) Term 2 (Nov-Feb) Term 3 (Feb-May)

Leave any extra fields BLANK if your student is taking fewer than six credits with HomeLife Online this year.
You selected: Option C) six 6-week terms with two 0.5-credit course at a time. Give specific scheduling preferences. If you cannot remember exact course titles (e.g. Chemistry or U.S. History), general subject names are sufficient (e.g. Science or History). Click the plus sign to add a second subject per term.*
Term 1 (Aug-Sep) Term 2 (Sep-Oct) Term 3 (Nov-Dec) Term 4 (Jan-Feb) Term 5 (Feb-March) Term 6 (April-May)

Leave any extra fields BLANK if your student is taking fewer than six credits with HomeLife Online this year.
You selected: Option D) four 9-week terms with three 0.5-credit course at a time. Give specific scheduling preferences. If you cannot remember exact course titles (e.g. Chemistry or U.S. History), general subject names are sufficient (e.g. Science or History). List each subject on a separate line. Click the plus sign to add three subjects per term.*
Term 1 (Aug-Sep) Term 2 (Oct-Nov) Term 3 (Dec-Feb) Term 4 (Mar-Apr)

Leave any extra fields BLANK if your student is taking fewer than six credits with HomeLife Online this year.
You selected: Option E) three 12-week terms with four 0.5-credit course at a time. Give specific scheduling preferences. If you cannot remember exact course titles (e.g. Chemistry or U.S. History), general subject names are sufficient (e.g. Science or History). List each subject on a separate line. Click the plus sign to add four subjects per term.*
Term 1 (Aug-Oct) Term 2 (Nov-Feb) Term 3 (Mar-May)

Leave any extra fields BLANK if your student is taking fewer than six credits with HomeLife Online this year.
You selected: Option F) two 15-week terms with five 0.5-credit course at a time. Give specific scheduling preferences. If you cannot remember exact course titles (e.g. Chemistry or U.S. History), general subject names are sufficient (e.g. Science or History). List each subject on a separate line. Click the plus sign to add up to five subjects per term.*
Term 1 (Aug-Dec) Term 2 (Jan-April)

Leave any extra fields BLANK if your student is taking fewer than six credits with HomeLife Online this year.
You selected: Option G) Other - would like to speak with a counselor to determine best options. If you have any specific scheduling preferences, you may list them below for your counselor to review. If you cannot remember exact course titles (e.g. Chemistry or U.S. History), general subject names are sufficient (e.g. Science or History). List each subject on a separate line. Click the plus sign to add multiple subjects per term.*
Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6

Leave any extra fields BLANK if your student is taking fewer than six credits with HomeLife Online this year.
You selected: Option H) I have a returning student, and I would like to request the same schedule as last year. If you have any specific scheduling preferences, you may list them below for your counselor to review. If you cannot remember exact course titles (e.g. Chemistry or U.S. History), general subject names are sufficient (e.g. Science or History). List each subject on a separate line. CLICK THE PLUS SIGN + to add multiple subjects per term.*
Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6

Leave any extra fields BLANK if your student is taking fewer than six credits with HomeLife Online this year.

Add The Bridge Program to my schedule?
The Bridge is a supplemental program for middle and high school students struggling in Math and/or ELA. Designed to meet students at their learning level, the age-appropriate instruction spans skills and concepts covered in grades 3 through 11, and is built to help students get back on track. Placement Tests are available. You may add either component (Math or ELA) to any other program for $10/month.
- Add Math and ELA/Reading Supplement
- Add Math Supplement Only
- Add ELA/Reading Supplement Only
- Not Needed at This TIme

Your academic counselor will work with you to choose the best study plan for your student, including number of courses per term and scheduling. If you have any comments or questions about these courses or the upcoming school year, please provide details here.

HLO iAssist Course Request

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Course Scheduling Options

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Digital Arts (.5 credit)
Essentials of Communication (.5 credit)
Family and Consumer Science
Foundations for Living
Music Appreciation
Music Theory
A/V Technology and Film Careers (.5. credit)
Banking Services Careers (.5 credit)
Business Computer Information Systems
Business Law (*.5 credit)
Career Explorations I (0.5 credit)
Career Explorations II (0.5 credit)
Career Explorations III (0.5 credit)
Career Management (0.5 credit)
Careers in Allied Health (0.5 credit)
Careers in Logistics Planning and Management Services (.5 credit)
Careers in Manufacturing Processes (0.5 credit)
Careers in Marketing Research (.5 credit)
Construction Careers (.5 credit)
Engineering and Design (.5 credit)
Engineering and Innovation (.5 credit)
Engineering and Product Development (.5 credit)
Fundamentals of Computer Systems (.5 credit)
Fundamentals of Digital Media (.5 credit)
Fundamentals of Programming and Software Development (.5 credit)
Introduction to Careers in Architecture and Construction (.5 credit)
Introduction to Careers in Arts, A/V Technology and Communications (.5 credit)
Introduction to Careers in Education and Training (.5 credit)
Introduction to Careers in Finance (.5 credit)
Introduction to Careers in Government and Public Administration (.5 credit)
Introduction to Careers in Manufacturing (.5 credit)
Introduction to Careers in Marketing (.5 credit)
Introduction to Careers in Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics (.5 credit)
Introduction to Consumer Services (.5 credit)
Introduction to Information Technology (.5 credit)
Introduction to Information Technology Support and Services (.5 credit)
Introduction to Network Systems (.5 credit)
Keyboarding and Applications (.5 credit)
National Security Careers (.5 credit)
Network System Design (.5 credit)
New Applications: Web Development in the 21st Century (.5 credit)
Nursing: Unlimited Possibilities and Unlimited Potential (.5 credit)
Office 2010 Applications I (.5 credit)
Office 2010 Applications II (.5 credit)
Office 2013 Applications I (.5 credit)
Office 2013 Applications II (.5 credit)
Principles of Coding (.5 credit)
Small Business Entrepreneurship (.5 credit)
Software Development Tools (.5 credit)
Teaching and Training Careers (.5 credit)
Technology and Business (.5 credit)

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