The hybrid school association will be providing in-person instruction, but will not be providing the curriculum. The parents will need to make a few curriculum purchases themselves.
Click here for a detailed list of the items needed and a link to exactly where you can buy them.
Wellspring Academy will be offering an in-person Math Class for 7th graders. This class will be using McDougal Littell Math Course II. Assignments will be given for at-home work. Questions from at-home work will be answered on the next hybrid school day.
Wellspring Academy will be offering an in-person Science and Health Class for 7th graders. This class will be using ABeka's Science: Order and Design. Assignments will be given for at-home work. Questions from at-home work will be answered on the next hybrid school day.
Wellspring Academy will be offering an in-person Civics and Economics class for 7th and 8th graders. This will be a combined class. We will covering Building Citizenship Civics and Economics by McGraw-Hill. Textbooks can be borrowed from Wellspring. However, parents will need to purchase the Chapter Tests and Lesson Quizzes. Please see the 'Seventh Grade Materials' link on this website. Please note that if your student is completing the PHAA-accredited diploma, you must also be able to document a total of 1/2 credit of PA history in grades 7-12 (not 1/2 credit per year, 1/2 credit total).
Wellspring Academy will be offering an in-person Language Arts and Writing class for 7th graders. This class will be using BJU Press English 7. This class will include instruction/grading in several writing assignments. Assignments will be given for at-home work. Questions from at-home work will be answered on the next hybrid school day.
Teachers will grade quizzes and tests and then will send these home for the parents to keep for use in the year-end portfolio. Please see the tab concerning the year-end portfolio for more details.
Under PA homeschool law, spelling is not required. If you would like to have your student do spelling, there are many options available to homeschoolers including Abeka, Wordly Wise, BJU Press, etc.
There are many different reading curricula available for homeschooled students. PA does not outline the requirements of the reading subject. You may use an established curriculum such as ABeka, BJU Press, etc..
PA does not have a specific requirement for this. You may fulfill this requirement by gathering together with other families at the church gymnasium after hybrid school or through the church-sponsored soccer and basketball programs. You just have to document it. Please note that under the PA homeschool law only 1/2 year of this is required in total for grades 7 through 12.
PA does not have a specific requirement for this. This may be completed via music lessons your child already takes. You can also choose from a variety of homeschool curriculum. You just have to document it. Please note that under the PA homeschool law only 1/2 year of this is required in total for grades 7 through 12.
PA does not have a specific requirement for this. Parents may organize field trips on Fridays to art museums, child appropriate theater shows/ballets, etc to fulfill this requirement. This can be supplemented by at home arts and crafts time, youtube drawing and painting videos, painting pottery as an activity, etc. You just have to document it. Please note that under the PA homeschool law only 1/2 year of this is required in total for grades 7 through 12.
Parents should verify that their students receive safety instruction including fire safety and the dangers of drugs/smoking (these topics are state required). Please note that if your student is completing the PHAA-accredited diploma program, you must also be able to document a total of 1/2 credit of Safety Instruction in grades 7-12 (not 1/2 credit per year, 1/2 credit total).