THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
- Make sure HLA is right for you, check the HLA Requirements.
- Your student should continue attending the previous school until you receive a confirmation of enrollment; once enrolled, you can withdraw your student from that school.
- You must be the parent or legal guardian of the student you plan to homeschool.
- Teachers/Tutors may be used, but the responsibility of educating the student falls on the parent/guardian listed on the application.
- You must have an education plan for your student(s). If you are unsure of how to develop an education plan for your student, please visit our Education Plan page for help.
- If you are interested in online courses and curriculum with parent support, refer to our HomeLife Learning pages for more information.
- If you need an accredited online option, check out our sister school, ArchwayOnline, offering our same level of service with one on one mentor and teacher support, including tutoring when needed, for your student.
WHEN TO REGISTER/ENROLL
HLA has open enrollment each school year through May 1.
Students registering with HLA mid-school year should continue attending their current school until Confirmation of Enrollment has been received from HLA.
Students enrolling with HLA at the beginning of the school year should enroll before school begins in their area and no later than August 1 to avoid increased fees.
Register students in their age-appropriate grade levels even if the student is working on a different academic level. (The exception would be for students with special needs).
Students should register when starting Kindergarten or by compulsory attendance age, whichever comes first. We recommend registering for the school year in which your student will become a compulsory attendance age. Many states, including Tennessee, require students to attend Kindergarten.
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