Thank you for your interest in Highland Academy! We look forward to learning more about your family and how we can support you in your homeschooling journey.
If you've already submitted your application, you should receive a scheduling email from us within 24 hours.
The family interview is not an assessment of your student. It's a conversation between your family and Highland Academy leadership to make sure we're a good fit — and to make sure you have every detail you need before enrolling in courses.
Your homeschooling philosophy, what's working at home, and what you're hoping Highland can add to your week.
Grade level, strengths, what they love, what they wrestle with. Where Highland can serve them well.
Class days, weekly rhythm, expectations between meetings, and how Highland fits the rest of your homeschool week.
The full per-course tuition schedule, any one-time fees, payment options, and what's included. No surprises.
What "Christ-centered" looks like in practice — and a check that our values align well with your family's.
Bring your list. We'd rather you over-prepare than walk away wondering about anything.
If you have a question about the interview process — or if the dates available don't work for your family — drop us a note here and we'll be in touch within one school day.
Families tell us the family interview is when they actually decide whether Highland is right for them — not the application, not the website, but the conversation. Here's the kind of feedback we hear after interviews.
"It didn't feel like a school pitching us. It felt like a homeschool family talking to another homeschool family."
"We came in with twenty questions. We left with all twenty answered — and a few more we hadn't thought to ask."
"They were honest about which of our kids was the better Highland fit. That kind of straightforwardness is rare."
"45 minutes well spent. By the end we knew whether we wanted to enroll — and we did."
"My teenager wasn't ignored. They were spoken to like the young adult they are — and asked their own questions."
"Throughout the interview, you could feel that they actually care about our family — not just enrolling another student."