Homeschooling

Homeschool students select online classes as a means to gain enriching electives, to gain help with difficult subjects, to connect with other students, or even to begin transitioning from full-time homeschool to high school or college.

Full-Time or Part-Time

Some homeschoolers opt to just take one or two classes, while others decide to join CMA full-time to reap all that CMA has to offer. Explore CMA's program, and select the option that works best for your current educational needs.

Challenging Courses & Enriching Electives

As students get older, chances increase that a homeschooling parent will need help with one or more subject areas, especially in advanced math and writing; online classes are one way to meet this need. Also, students will often want to explore other subjects through enriching electives such as creative writing, forensic science, digital photography, video game design, and other topics of interest.

Flexibility

CMA is flexible in scheduling, which homeschoolers appreciate - especially those who travel or who want to incorporate other activities into their routine. However, it is the flexibility in attitude that homeschoolers find so appealing. CMA values homeschooling as an option, and even counts homeschoolers among its own staff, keeping homeschooling needs at the forefront of policy decisions and program design.

Learn More

Click here to learn more about CMA's Personalized Learning Model, and please contact us if you have any questions about how CMA can be a part of your homeschool experience. Click here to request a demo account. You can also complete the CMA Information Request Form to get answers to those questions, or feel free to make suggestions!