FAQs

We pray the following Q & A’s will help you decide if Grace and Glory is the right fit for your family.

Q: Are you affiliated with a church?
No. We are an independent non profit, 501c3 organization.

Q: What are the greatest benefits of private homeschooling with a satellite school?
1: Families can educate with Christ-centered accountability and structure.
2: Families can educate with freedom and flexibility in classes, testing, scheduling, and vaccinations.
3: Families can explore alternatives and specialities in education.
4: Families can increase availability and time together for ministry, business and travel.
5: Families can receive private school perks like Picture Day and ID Cards.
6: Families can receive support and encouragement from veteran homeschool parents.
7: Families can rest assured their children’s transcripts are professionally maintained.

Q: How is Grace and Glory Academy different from a charter school?
CA charters are public-school programs, which accept government funding and have public education employees who oversee families. Grace and Glory is a non-profit private school and ministry of volunteers, which does not accept any public funding. 

Q: Will my high schooler receive a diploma?
Yes! Please download and review our High School Handbook which shares Grace and Glory’s requirements for earning a private school diploma.GraceandGloryHighSchoolHandbook2425
Here you can find our High School Check List: GGHighSchoolChecklist

Q: Does Grace and Glory have a campus location?
No. We are virtual, private, satellite school. All of our record keeping and reports are managed through an online school portal called Ed Port. Our volunteer leaders work remote and assist families around their personal homeschooling hours. Please allow 24-48hrs for all responses.

Q: How do families apply? email: info@graceandgloryacademy.org to begin the application process.