What Is Heritage Home School Academy?

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Heritage Home School Academy is a distance-based private Christian school that supports families who want to homeschool. According to the school's own site, it offers accredited PreK–12 programs, with two main paths: a self-paced Workbook Program and a parent- or teacher-led Online Academy. It positions itself as an affordable, accredited option for families who want structure and outside accountability without attending a physical campus.

Who it is designed for

The program is aimed at homeschooling families, particularly those who want a Christian-based curriculum and an accredited private school covering the full PreK–12 range. The site emphasizes making the transition to homeschooling "simple and easy," which suggests it is also intended for families who are new to homeschooling rather than only experienced homeschoolers.

What it offers

  • Accredited, distance-based private Christian school: The school describes itself as accredited and distance-based, so students learn from home rather than on campus.
  • PreK–12 coverage: Programs span from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.
  • Two program formats:
    • Workbook Program — self-paced, print-based work.
    • Online Academy — led by a parent or a teacher.
  • Support from experienced staff: The site states its teachers and staff have over forty years of combined experience in education and customer service.

How to get more information

The website invites families to request more information or call 1-877-532-7665. If you are considering enrolling, the school provides an "Enroll Now" option on its site.

What to verify before deciding

The site describes the school as affordable and accredited but does not list specific tuition figures, payment options, or accreditation details on the page summarized here. Before enrolling, confirm directly with the school:

  • Current tuition and any fees
  • Which accrediting body grants the accreditation
  • Whether the Workbook Program or Online Academy better fits your child's grade level and learning style
  • Enrollment requirements and any state-specific homeschooling rules that apply to your family

These details matter because accreditation and cost affect transferability of credits and your overall budget, and homeschooling regulations vary by location.