CHEC is not a traditional school; we are a homeschool resource center designed to complement your parent-led homeschooling. While parents are the primary educators and award homeschool credits, our classes serve as valuable supplementary enrichment.

Our educators are a diverse group—some hold teaching certifications, while others are gifted members of the Christian community keen on sharing their knowledge. Regardless of certification, all educators align with our Statement of Faith and undergo thorough background checks to ensure a safe learning environment.

Homeschooling time can vary widely, from 30 minutes to 3 hours per day, depending on your family’s unique rhythm and the season of life you are in.

We have an annual registration fee of $59, with a nominal $1 fee for each additional sibling. Classes are priced at $8 each, and there may be additional costs for books or materials as needed.

We encourage a collaborative community spirit and ask that families contribute two hours of volunteer time each month to enrich our collective experience.

Yes, we accept the "Unique Abilities" portion of the Step Up for Students scholarship to assist families.

CHEC is intended to support your homeschooling efforts with hands-on, supplemental enrichment classes. The number of classes a student can take varies depending on individual homeschooling schedules and needs.

Absolutely! We welcome families from all locations, keeping in mind that we are a Christ-centered program with specific membership bylaws and a Statement of Faith.

We offer a range of summer activities, including parent education courses, reading programs, and various camps. Details and updates are always available on our website.

Yes, you are! Parents are the ultimate educators for their children, and CHEC is here to support you with resources and guidance.

Indeed, we have licensed teachers available to conduct portfolio reviews and provide feedback.

Yes, we offer assessments to help gauge student progress.

We do provide essential curriculum materials at the family's expense and maintain a stock of curriculum for our classes to avoid delays in accessing resources.