Academics
Homeschool Support Program
Personalized learning at home, plus three days a week in the Oasis community.
How it works
The best of home and school
Homeschool students join us for in-person classes three days a week, choosing the days that suit them. They can select from language and math classes in English, Spanish and Mandarin, and join all school field trips, cultural events, sports, dances and social activities.
On campus they take part in group work and project-based learning, and build life skills like accountability and time management, in an engaging setting.
What’s included
Tools for home days
- A structured curriculum, testing and learning experiences at school
- Textbooks and resources available for annual rental
- Curriculum maps, rubrics and organizational tools that connect home and school
- Trimester progress reports for every class your child takes
Expectations
Who is the program for?
Because the program depends on self-directed study and ongoing communication, we recommend it for students in 3rd grade and above.
What are the expectations for students?
Students are encouraged to advocate for their learning needs and keep open communication with their home educator and Oasis teachers. Balancing home and school resources and self-directed study takes ongoing dialogue.
What are the expectations for home educators?
Home educators collaborate with their child’s Oasis team so learning blends smoothly between in-school and at-home days. Parents provide monthly work samples, update curriculum maps as needed, and keep teachers informed about progress and needs.
Is my child legally enrolled through Oasis?
No. Students in the Homeschool Support Program must also be enrolled in another educational program to meet legal requirements, such as a Private School Satellite Program, a charter school, or by filing a Private School Affidavit.
Is the Homeschool Support Program right for you?
Talk with our admissions team about schedules and classes.