Art Classes
Art a la Carte, 1544 River Rd West, hold 9-week homeschool art classes, including classes for teenages. Parents may stay in the classroom or an adjoining room to watch a small child/sibling. For more information, contact Blane Cope (804) 784-0910.
Pine Camp Arts and Community Center, 4901 Old Brook Road, has "Art For Homeschooled Children" classes for 6-12 year olds and "Teen Homeschool Art" for 13-17 year olds. For more information, call (804) 646-3677.
Randy Patton teaches classical drawing classes to young people in their homes. These 6-week classes are for one hour each week, with up to 4 children per class. An adult guardian must be present during the entire lesson. The main goal is for the kids to have fun, and improve their skills. For more information, call (804) 501-8374.
The Talent Developing Studio, at the intersection of Rte 301 and 54 in Hanover, have art classes, with discounts for homeschoolers. For more info, contact Jean McEntire ph (804)537-5800.
Terri, homeschool mother, teaches hand and machine sewing, knitting, and crochet from her home in Midlothian. Affordable one-on-one classes or group/sibling discounts available. Beginning, intermediate, and advanced lessons; adults also welcome to take classes.
Leanne Whipple holds private art lessons in her studio "The Studio Art Factory" in the Chester area, for grades 3rd-8th with a limit of 5 students.
The Center for Creative Arts, located on the campus of Shady Grove United Methodist Church, 4825 Pouncey Tract Rd, offers art classes for homeschool students. Call Instructor Sue Brown at 360-3178 or The Center at 360-2687 for more information.
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, has a free program called "Art on the Spot". It include art history lessons, hands-on activities, and video clips for students in grades K–5. This program is available for home-school groups (ages 5–12) on Mondays at VMFA from 9:30 am to 10:30 am, and 10:30 am to 11:30 am. Phone Tour Services at (804) 340-1419 to register.
The Visual Arts Center of Richmond, 1812 West Main Street, holds homeschool art classes in the winter/spring and fall. For more information, call 353-0094.
The Latin Ballet of Virginia have classes taught by former homeschooler, Daina Cockrel, including Painting, Nature Art, Play with Clay, Jewelry Making. For more information, ph (804) 379-2555.
Work of Art, a paint-your-own-pottery studio at the Common Wealth Shopping Center in Chesterfield, 4668 Commonwealth Pkwy, have flexible homeschool art programs for individual families or groups. Call Krisitin Blalock (804) 744-5506.
Quilting Adventures, 4123 Staples Mill Rd, holds sewing classes targeted to homeschoolers ages 8 and older. For more info, contact Joyce Hartley ph (804) 262-0005.
Art Ventures, 1708 Windingridge Ct, have homeschool art classes. They provide "real" art experiences for students aged 3 to 16. Students learn about and use a variety of art mediums while learning basic art concepts. Advanced students 8 and over can participate in more focused classes such as Drawing, Sculpting, Painting (watercolors, acrylics, and oils). Special needs welcomed. For more information, contact Alison Owens ph (804) 740-6406.
Sarah Clark is a VCU grad student offering private lessons in Futurist Art.
American Sign Language Classes
Jennifer Joss teaches American Sign Language classes to children of all ages. In a four-week session, you will learn over 50 signs to begin communicating about your day-to-day activities. Contact her directly to schedule a class that fits your schedule ph (804) 387-4661.
Veronica Brown teaches American Sign Language (ASL) classes. She would love to invite homeschoolers and their parents to join the class together. For more information, ph (804) 598 8406 or (804) 419 4136.
Dance Classes
The Latin Ballet of Virginia have dance classes taught by former homeschooler, Daina Cockrel, including Ballet, Professional dance, Modern Dance, Body Sculpture, Dance Theatre, Flamenco, Spanish Language through Movement, Dance for Toddlers, Mommy & Me, Latin Jazz, Tap, Lyrical, Soul Moves, Dance Fusion (World Dance), Capoeira and Hip Hop. For more information, ph (804) 379-2555.
All Star Dance Academy, 545 Southlake Blvd, have homeschool tap and ballet classes (half hour of each) every Wednesday: 12:30-1:30 Ballet/Tap 3-4 yr; 1:30 - 2:30 Ballet/Tap 5-7 yr; 2:30- 3:30 Ballet/Tap 8-10 yr. All classes are closed to parents; however they hold parents days three times per year. Recitals are held on at the end of the year on a Saturday afternoon at the dance studio. For more info., contact Michelle ph (804) 379-9393.
The Christian Center for the Arts, at West End Assembly of God (WEAG), 401 Parham Rd, is considering starting homeschool dance classes. If you are interested, contact Ariel ph (804) 622-0151.
Lessons in Ballroom dance studio, located at the intersection of Ridgefield Pkwy and John Rolfe Pkwy, would like to offer a "Homeschool Dance Class" for ages 14-18. It would be an 8 week session with 2 socials. The weekly classes would be 1 1/2 hours each, with Cha Cha, Rumba, Salsa, and Swing. Involvement of parents would be very welcome. If you are interested, please contact Sam Atkinson, Studio Manager, ph (804) 377-6947.
The Village Dance Studio, 7027 Three Chopt Road, Suite 203, teaches dance technique in various styles such as jazz, modern, ballet and tap with a creative yet structured approach that is age appropriate for each level. They offer classes for homeschoolers on Friday mornings in various styles of dance for ages 6-13. For more information, ph (804) 288-7735.
Premiere Dance Studio provides a family environment with top notch teachers to cultivate your child in the fine art of dance. They have classes during the day/morning for homeschool children. For more information, contact Serrah ph (804) 378-0808.
That Dance Thing is a teen place to be on Friday nights. So much fun, structured and safe, where wholesome friendships begin and grow. Traditional ballroom dance, and appropriate social graces are taught from a Biblical perspective with the gentle presence of Designated Adult Dancers . . . DADs. TDT is full of homeschool teens (12 and up). For more information, contact Hannah Savino (804) 262-4877.
Drama Classes
HATTheatre was founded by 2 homeschooling families 15 years ago as a way to make learning about theatre fun, non-competitive, and accessible to as many as possible. Their theatre is a producing professional theatre housed in a 70 seat black-box at 1124 Westbriar Drive in the West End. Sibling discounts.
"Get in the Act!" (ages 6-9). Thurs, Sept 25-Nov 13, 2:30-3:30pm. Learn all about the magical world of theatre, both onstage and backstage, work with improv. games, create your own scenes with costumes and props and work with classic fairy tale scripts, choreography your own cool dance moves to a Broadway song, develop confidence in public speaking, and have fun putting together a complete, exciting, fantastical original revue that combines the things YOU choose (acting, singing, or dance moves) for a performance on the last day for an invited audience of family and friends.
"Theatre Connection" (ages 10 and up). Tues, Sept 30-Nove 18, 2:30-4pm. What connects one character to another in a play? How do you write a whole script and make sure it all makes sense? Well, in this class you will have the chance to create your own characters, put them in any place and time you wish, dress them in costumes and make them look whatever age you choose (old-age makeup is so much fun!), develop dialogue for them, create a set for them to move on, and then bring them to life in a performance onstage. You are only limited by your imagination!
"Creative Dramatics" (ages 4-5). Wed, Oct 1-Nov 5, 10:30-11:30am. In this class children will explore the world of theatre while expanding their natural creativity and imagination. Using costumes and props, and basic set pieces, children will create original short scenes complete with characters, movement, and dialogue, gain confidence in themselves, learn how to work well with others in a group, and much more. Includes a performance on the last day of class for an invited audience of parents and friends.
"Musical Magic" (ages 4-5). Mon, Sept 29-Nov 3, 10:30-11:30am. Does your child love to sing? Do they dance around the house to their own beat, march to their own drummer, perhaps have an energy and independence that you would like to channel in a positive way? Then this is the class for them! During the 6 weeks, children will create a mini-musical while using their voices and bodies in new and creative ways. Add in costumes and props, and a bit of drama, and you have a fantastic performance at the end for an invited audience of family and friends. Everyone will have a chance to shine!
For more information or to register contact Vickie, ph (804) 343-6364.
Final Art Drama academy offer performing arts courses that teach kids of all ages the fundamentals about the dramatic arts. They would be happy to offer a class time for just homeschoolers if 8-10 paid registrants signed up. For more info, contact Russ Randall (804) 639-3961.
Miss Jeanne Dawe teaches homeschool drama.
For more info, contact Natasha
Titus (804) 375 3155.
Lynn Proctor, homeschool mother, teaches homeschool drama. For more information, ph (804) 276-4081.
Reflections Academy of Dramatic Arts is comprised mostly of homeschoolers in the Richmond area.
Driver's Education
Complete Driver's Ed Class for Homeschoolers will be from Sept 15-26,
9:00-12:30pm daily Mon-Fri at Fairmount Christian Church in
Mechanicsville. Behind the wheel instruction is scheduled individually
with each student after the completion of the classroom instruction. The
driving instructor will pick your teen up at home and return him/her
there. Each student should have a learner's permit before the start
of the class. Mininum 5 students.
For more info, or to register your teen, contact
Debbie.
Foreign Languages
Schere K. is a fluent Spanish speaker who offers Spanish classes to homeschoolers in her home. She is also available for individual tutoring. For more info, call (804)855-9559.
The Talent Developing Studio, 13224 Hanover Courthouse Rd, have homeschool Spanish classes. They offer discounts to homeschoolers who can attend classes before 2:30pm. For more information, contact Jean McEntire ph (804) 537-5800.
Marian Abbott is a French teacher who would like to offer high school level classes to the home school community.
Annetta Riley is a French teacher with 12 years experience is currently offering French language to homeschoolers (ages 10-18) in her home. Classes are designed to be functionally based and provide real-life experiences for students to use their language skills. Opportunities include museum trips, classes in cafes/restaurants, films and film discussion. Would consider travel as well. Call (804) 360 8009 for more information.
Tricia McClintock is offering Spanish classes of all levels to homeschoolers at her Mechanicsville area church. She has been teaching Spanish to homeschooling students for 13 years.
Sarah Clark is a VCU grad student offering private lessons in Russian language.
Kathryn Shanks, a longtime French teacher in the home school community, is willing to teach a French class on the northside to students age 13 and up, if at least four students sign up. The class will meet one to two times a week, and students must make a commitment to attend for the year. For more information, contact Kathleen Carroll.
Language Arts, Public Speaking and Debating
Richmond Homeschool Forensics was founded in 2000 to teach communication and argumentation skills to homeschooled students in the Richmond area, with a goal of providing a means for them to compete with other homeschooled students across the state and the nation. RHF is affiliated with the National Christian Forensics and Communication Association. They have summer debate camps and a Foundations of Policy Debate Course every fall.
The Talent Development Studio, 13224 Hanover Courthouse Rd, have homeschool enrichment classes. They offer discounts to homeschoolers who can attend classes before 2:30pm. For more information, contact Jean McEntire ph (804) 537-5800.
Kelli Armes, M.A. Ed, certified Virginia teacher and homeschool mother, is a Reading Tutor, with a multisensory approach to reading/Language Arts. For more information, ph (804) 512 0109.
Sarah Clark is a VCU grad student offering private lessons in Eastern European folklore, postmodern literature, and creative writing.
TeenPact was formed by a homeschooling father. It is a comprehensive leadership experience that challenges students to grow both personally and spiritually. They hold State Capitol Classes and Public Speaking Workshops. For more information, contact Liz Ammen ph (540) 776-3344.
Math Classes
Sue Shields, BChE, will be holding a Whiz Kids Math class for middle school homeschoolers, starting Wednesday, Sept 3, 12:30-2:30pm and running until the end of April. This class will teach to a myriad of different learning styles. It will start with the basics of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Enough material should be covered that the student will be ready for Algebra I or at least pre-Algebra if they will be less than rising 7th graders at the completion of the course. For more information, contact Sue Shields (804) 932-8913.
Everette Duke (B. Sc. Math) is offering homeschool math classes and tutoring at your chosen location for 6th-12th grade level. Pre-Algebra through Advanced Math/Pre-Calculus taught. Prefer to take a core group of students through the 4-year track of Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Advanced Math – but can tailor instruction to your needs. For more info, contact Everette Duke (804) 457-3908 (home), (804) 512-0757 (cell).
Music Classes
BAND/ORCHESTRA
Powhatan Music Studio for Homeschoolers give homeschoolers an opportunity to experience music through band classes and private music lessons. For more info., contact James Robinson, ph (804) 598-6707.
Richmond Symphony Youth Orchestra. As the premiere orchestral training program of central Virginia, students participate in weekly rehearsals, coaching and masterclasses by Richmond Symphony musicians, chamber music performances, mentoring and other musical and social activities.
VCU Arts Department of Music sponsors the following Richmond's Bands for middle and high school students: Greater Richmond Youth Wind Ensemble, Richmond Honors Band, and Greater Richmond High School Jazz Band.
BRASS/WOODWIND
The Talent Developing Studio, 13224 Hanover Courthouse Rd, have traditional flute lessons. They offer discounts to homeschoolers who can attend classes before 2:30pm. For more information, contact Jean McEntire ph (804) 537-5800.
Powhatan Music Studio for Homeschoolers have homeschool classes in trombone, flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet and recorder. They also have band classes and private lessons. For more info., contact James Robinson, ph (804) 598-6707.
Tahn Van is a certified instrumental music teacher with 17 years of experience who is interested in offering instrumental band classes for 6th-12th grades for Homeschoolers in the Richmond area in 2008/2009. If you are interested, call (804) 226 7810.
Gary M. Thompson a retired Henrico County School Band Director is offering private lessons at his studio in Chesterfield County. For more info, ph (804) 276-7549.
Brandi is a classically trained saxophone and trumpet player, and can give lessons to an advanced level. For more information, ph (804) 513-0948.
GUITAR
Chris Adams, homeschool father, has private guitar lessons (acoustic and electric) at his Silent Sky Music Studio in Mechanicsville. For more information contact Chris Adams (804) 475-9039.
Music Lessons in Your Home offer instruction in classical guitar and bass.
Brandi is a classically trained guitar player, and can give lessons to an intermediate level. For more information, ph (804) 513-0948.
PERCUSSION
Powhatan Music Studio for Homeschoolers have homeschool percussion classes. For more info., contact James Robinson, ph (804) 598-6707.
The Latin of Ballet of Virginia have Drum & Percussion classes taught by Daina Cockrel, a former homeschooler. For more information, ph (804) 379-2555.
Jeff Johnson, of Johnson Drum Instruction, offers expert drum instruction to homeschoolers in a professional studio. For more information, ph (804) 266-2288.
The Richmond Drumming Circle has a children's drumming circle.
Music Lessons in Your Home offer instruction in drums.
PIANO, VOICE/SINGING and MUSIC THEORY
Veronica Brown offers 12-week classes in Piano, Music Theory, and Voice. She has 12 years of experience. For more info, ph(804) 598 8406 or (804) 419 4136.
Kathy White works part-time for Henrico County Public Schools, and holds piano lessons in her home in Henrico County. She would like to add homeschool students during school hours.
Lois Rogers has piano/voice lessons in her Brandermill Home. She has over 15 years experience, and prefers starting beginners at 7 years old. Parents/siblings are welcome to sit in the family room during the lesson. For more information, ph (804) 744-4152.
Chris Adams, homeschool father, has private piano lessons at his Silent Sky Music Studio in Mechanicsville. For more information contact Chris Adams (804) 475-9039.
Leah Potter (B.A. Music) is offering beginning and intermediate piano lessons for 5 years and over at her home in Chesterfield. She focuses on teaching students to read music as well as have fun playing by ear.
BreAnna Rowlands, former homeschooler and a recent graduate of VCU (Music), is offering Voice and beginning piano lessons. She has a classical and contemporary background in vocal and piano training. For more info., ph (804) 380-5590.
The Talent Development Studio, 13224 Hanover Courthouse Rd, have The TDS Homeschool Singers, and piano and voice lessons. They offer discounts to homeschoolers who can attend classes before 2:30pm. For more information, contact Jean McEntire ph (804) 537-5800.
Elizabeth Essex, VCU graduate student, teaches Suzuki and traditional piano lessons from her Midlothian home. She prefer beginners starting at 4 years old and up. Parents and siblings are invited to accompany their child during the lesson. For more information, ph 306 7732.
Lynnelle Ediger-Kordzaia and Alexander Kordzaia, of the Academy of Music, offer musical history and theory classes for ages 11-17.
Dee Sclafani is a private piano teacher who comes to your home. Locations includes the west end and far west end. Ages start at 7 and up. For more information, ph (804) 651-1578.
Sarah Lapallo, a graduated homeschooler who now attends college in Richmond, teaches piano out of her Mechanicsville home. For more information, ph. (804) 730-0934.
Mary Margaret Brown gives lessons out of her home in Brandermill.
The Greater Richmond Children's Choir includes more than 100 choristers, age 8-18 in five ensembles and rehearses weekly at Grace & Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. The entry level Treble Choir does not require an audition. For more information, ph (804) 201-1894.
Music Lessons in Your Home offer instruction in classical piano and voice.
PRESCHOOL MUSIC CLASSES
The Talent Developing Studio, 13224 Hanover Courthouse Rd, have Kindermusik, Music for Young Children. They offer discounts to homeschoolers who can attend classes before 2:30pm. For more information, contact Jean McEntire ph (804) 537-5800.
The Music Patch, which features programs designed by Kindermusik, would be glad to offer an exclusive preschool homeschool class and offer a 15% discount for homeschoolers. For more info., contact Michael McMahon (804) 852-4783.
The Center for Creative Arts, located on the campus of Shady Grove United Methodist Church, 4825 Pouncey Tract Rd, is holding Kindermusik classes and Family Time for preschool homeschoolers. For more info, ph (804) 360-2687.
STRINGED INSTRUMENTS
Kim Ferrell, homeschool mother, is a Suzuki-trained violin teacher with a master's degree.
Ross Monroe Winter, teacher, offers violin and viola lessons. Call (804) 337-8386 for more information.
The Talent Developing Studio, 13224 Hanover Courthouse Rd, have Suzuki violin lessons. They offer discounts to homeschoolers who can attend classes before 2:30pm. For more information, contact Jean McEntire ph (804) 537-5800.
Music Lessons in Your Home offer instruction in classical violin and cello.
SAT Preparation
Courtney Roberts, former high school teacher, is offering private and small-group SAT and ACT preparation with a significant discount to any homeschool individuals or groups who are interested in test preparation during the day. She also conducts college planning workshops and is available for individualized college counseling. For more information, contact Courtney Roberts (804) 798-3734 or see Education Matters.
Science and Technology Classes
The Virginia Aviation Museum, located at the Richmond International Airport at 5701 Huntsman Road, holds "Homeschool Mondays" on the third Monday of each month at 9:30am or 11am. January - Engines: Harnessing Power, February - Black Wings, March - Female Flyers, April - Kites, May - Helicopters, June - Rockets, July - Paper Airplanes, August - Just Plane Fun, September - Weather, October - Aerospace structures, November - Ballooning, December - Wright Brothers. For more info, or to reserve a space call (804) 236-3622.
Carrie Woolfolk, who has a degree in chemistry and is certified in highschool science/math, holds Chemistry and Forensic Science classes. Call (540) 967-3645 for more information.
Malcolm Shealy, homeschool father and electrical engineer, offers homeschool physics and homeschool rocket classes in his Hanover County home. For more information, ph (804) 227-9487.
Sharon Kessel is offering a high school biology class in her home near Rt 288 and 60, every Friday 9-11:45am. The primary text is Exploring Creation with Biology by Dr. Jay Wile, but with added human anatomy and physiology. The class has a heavy lab component including microscopy and dissections. If you are interested, ph (804)897-3457.
The Talent Developing Studio, 13224 Hanover Courthouse Rd, have homeschool enrichment classes. They offer discounts to homeschoolers who can attend classes before 2:30pm. For more information, contact Jean McEntire ph (804) 537-5800.
Sue Shields, BChE, will be holding a Conceptual Physics class for highschool homeschoolers starting Wednesday, Sept 3, 10am-12pm and running until the end of April.The emphasis is on the practical aspects of physics in our everyday lives not on the math. Experiments and demonstrations will be a primary portion of this class. There will be take home tests, an independent research report and an independent research project (science fair) and a final. For more information, contact Sue Shields (804) 932-8913.
Dr. Heather O'Quinn, experienced science teacher/homeschool mom, offers highschool homeschool classes in biology and chemistry. For more information, ph (540) 423-1608.
The Virginia Cooperative Extension in Henrico is interested in starting a Junior Master Gardener group for homeschooled children, grades 3-5. It would cover topics including Plant Growth and Development, Soils and Water, Insects and Diseases, among others. For more information, contact Lisa T. Sanderson, Extension Agent, Horticulture Virginia Cooperative Extension Henrico County Office ph (804) 501-5160.
Brandi offers science lessons in all subject and grade levels, including standard instruction as well as hands on experiments and dissections based on parents desired curriculum. She also offer one on one and group nature hikes to explore area parks and reserve areas For more information, ph (804) 513-0948.
Sandra Marr (BS Biology/MS Env Sci; VA certified teacher) is offering small group classes in biology and environmental science for high school level students. Outdoor nature hikes, insect catch-&-release, and water-quality monitoring are just some of the hands-on activities to expect! Classes are unit-based so students can take the year-long course for credit or can enroll in 4-5 week sessions on a particular topic. She also offers a course in scientific method and writing for the Metro Richmond Science Fair and/or Virginia Junior Academy of Science competitions.
Arete Christian Academy, located at Fairmount Christian Church, 6502 Creighton Rd, Mechanicsville, provides middle and high school level classes to supplement the parent-directed education of home-schooled children. For more information, contact Sharon.
Chesterfield Christian Academy, located at South Nazarene Church, 6851 Courthouse Rd, Chesterfield, have classes for homeschoolers from kindergarten through highschool. Their goal is to teach students to develop and grow their personal relationship with Christ and that every subject they learn in school can be used to fulfill the will of God for their lives. Contact Tracy Francis or Tanya Williamson 386-8003.
The CHLAFH Homeschool Co-op has 3 classes for each age group (baby to teen) per term. Curriculum dicatated by parent members. For more info contact Joyce Rodgers (804) 745-7516.
The Christian Homeschool Academy is a group in the Prince George/ Ft Lee area. Their mission is to glorify God by assisting homeschool families by expanding and enhancing their homeschool experience. They offer a collection of classes to enrich your child's educational, moral and spiritual growth. Classes are held on Tuesdays at the New Jerusalem Fellowship Church.For more information contact Brenda Dorazio or Yolanda Satchell.
East Henrico Homeschool Co-op is a non-denominational group of families meeting at the Fairmount Methodist Church, 12 Bayard Rd, Highland Springs, on Thursdays,10am-12:30pm. Their membership is inclusive and open to everyone. Parent participation is required. Their energetic moms take turns teaching team building skills, writing, art, and science. The current classes separate into three groups: preschoolers and kindergartners; younger elementary; and older elementary combined with 6th & 7th grade. Classes begin September 4. There are no membership fees.
GENESIS Homeschool Co-op is a Christian Co-op in Goochland. Classes for the 2008-2009 academic year include Introduction to Spanish (grades 3-6 and grades 7-12), Basic Drawing (grades 5-7 and grades 8-12), Keepers at Home, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Chemistry, Government, and Biblical Worldview. Contact Carol Duvekot at (804) 457-2533 for more information.
North of the River Co-Op has 6-week class sessions on Tuesdays, 9am-12pm at Christ Presbyterian Church, 2508 Dickens Rd. Sessions start Sept 16, then Nov 4. Classes include Middle Ages, Passport to the USA, and Human anatomy. Additional classes can be added if teachers available. Game time could be added after lunch. For more information, contact Cyndi or Donna.
Powhatan Music Studio for Homeschoolers give homeschoolers an opportunity to experience music through band classes and private music lessons. For more information, contact James Robinson, ph (804) 598-6707.
Richmond Enrichment Studio (RES), 11000 Trade Rd, Bon Air, holds 8-week homeschool classes in all subjects for ages 3-18, including foreign languages, art, science, dance, math, geography, and so on. They also have various homeschool clubs. For more information, contact Joyce Rogers.
SHARE is a small homeschool co-op made up of families from the entire metro Richmond area. They have weekly classes taught by parent and licenced teachers. For more information, contact Kimmy.
The Southside Homeschool
Co-op holds middle and high school level classes to supplement
parent-directed education. They meet at Graceland Baptist Church, 975
Dorset Rd, and Christianity and the Bible are the foundation on which
their principles are based.
Westminster Academy, 600
Forest Ave, was designed from its inception in 1995 to meet the growing
academic needs of older homeschoolers while maintaining a high degree of
parental involvement. Three principles – Christ-centered focus,
parental-management, and academic quality – form the foundation of
Westminster Academy.
The Steward School, an
independent K-12 school in the West End (11600 Gayton Rd) offers
homeschooled students the opportunity to enroll in upper level courses,
including Advanced Placement (AP) courses, upper level foreign language
(French, Latin, Spanish), and art. Their AP courses include English
Literature, Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, French Literature, Spanish,
American Government, U.S.History. For more info, ph (804) 740 3394.
J Sargeant Reynolds Community College
(Richmond City and East Parham Rd Campuses) allows homeschool students
who are at least 13 years of age to enroll in college level courses
prior to completion of home school. A
Home Schooled
Student Enrollment form signed by the parent serving as "principal"
and a copy of the letter from the respective county/city school system
acknowledging the student's homeschool status should be submitted to
Central Admissions and Records. The Director of Admissions and Records
must first approve each enrollment, and the student must meet academic
requirements for the requested course. For more information, call (804)
371-3000.
John Tyler Community College, 13101
Jefferson Davis Highway, Chester, allows concurrent enrollment of
homeschool students who have completed the equivalent of the sophomore
year of high school studies or are at least 16 years old. For additional
information, contact the office of Enrollment Services at (804) 706-5220
at the Chester Campus or (804) 594-1544 at the Midlothian Campus.