HOME STUDY WELCOME & FAQs
Home Study is a truly personalized program that meets the unique needs of each child and fosters an environment for success! Each student is able to develop at their own pace in a learning atmosphere that is customized to them. Home Study is ideal for parents who want to play an active role in their child's education. Teachers are responsible for designing, monitoring, and assessing the learning. Parents are responsible for the supervision and support of the learning. At JCS, we empower parents to become partners in their child's education and equip them to inspire their child's love of learning and excel academically.
EFs meet with their home school families throughout San Diego, Riverside (including Coachella Valley), and Orange County at a variety of locations including libraries, JCS Academies, local businesses, and parks.
"We strive to build a school that meets the needs and dreams of parents, students and teachers."
Jennifer Cauzza
Julian Charter School Executive Director
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FAQs
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Is JCS Home Study an Accredited Program?
Yes! JCS is a California accredited public charter school.
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Is JCS a Public or Private School?
JCS is a TK-12 public charter school.
What is the Cost to Attend a JCS Home Study or Academy Program?
FREE! JCS is a tution-free public charter school. There is no cost to attend our Home Study or Academy program.
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What Kind of Curriculum Does the Home Study Program Use?
In the Home Study program, JCS allows any curriculum that is secular in nature and approved by the State of California. While we do allow our families the flexibility to customize their educational experience, we also offer a list of suggested curriculum for each grade level. Click here to read more about curriculum options.
How Does Home Study Work for High School Students?
In addition to being assigned an Educational Facilitator (EF), High School students will also be assigned to a subject area teacher for core courses. These teachers, called Specialists, will assist in the assignment and evaluation of coursework, be available for consultation and tutoring during the semester, and are responsible for the final examinations, which must be taken in all core courses (math, English, science & social studies).