Equipping homeschool families with lesson plans and community opportunities to set them up for success.

Vineyard

What is Vineyard? Vineyard is an all at-home version of the structure that makes homeschooling possible through Vine. Covering all core subjects, pacing for the full academic year, and laying out easy to follow lesson plans is what makes Vineyard sing! Equipping families through connection to a dedicated Vineyard director, students in Vineyard are empowered to accomplish their academic work as they see fit while allowing for the classic perks of homeschooling: slower days, flexible schedules, and an emphasis on family time. Vineyard lesson plans boast grade-level academic workloads for each student in a similar set up form grades Pre-K through 12th grade, creating confident learners and independent workers from an early age.

Within Vineyard, community is available through a private Facebook group, monthly meet ups and field trips, as well as access to larger on-campus events such as chapel, field day, and more. Our Vineyard program is also available for families who would prefer to actively waitlist for a mid-year seat opening, allowing students to follow along with Vine lesson plans for an easy transition into the campus environment.

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 FAQs

  • The Vineyard experience is primarily an at-home experience, however, in person classes are available to Vineyard students through our enrichment program, VEO.

  • Yes, both Vineyard and Vine students follow the same lesson plans, regardless of the place their academics are being accomplished! This makes a fluid experience transitioning to the campus setting when a seat becomes available, if that is desired. For families utilizing Vineyard as their at-home structure, access to a dedicated Vineyard Director allows for support in real-time to ask questions or gain clarification for any lesson plan assignments. Community access for support is also available at the parent peer level through Facebook groups.

  • To be considered for mid-year enrollment into a Vine campus seat, students will be pulled from our Vineyard program first. This is to simplify the transition as the curriculum has already been familiarized as well as the lesson plan set up.

  • Along with being encouraged to join any of the Vine field trips and activities, we also create Vineyard exclusive meetups and field trips to encourage community within our at-home families. Vineyard students can also participate in VEO options in the afternoons and on Fridays.