Homeschool Partnership

Homeschool partnership at Cupertino Academy.

Specialized literacy instruction within your family’s homeschool plan. You continue to direct your child’s education. Cupertino Academy becomes the trusted partner for the complete, daily English language arts and Orton-Gillingham instruction a dyslexic learner needs.

How it works

A partnership, not a handoff.

Cupertino provides

Complete daily ELA and Orton-Gillingham instruction
Progress monitoring and responsive lessons
Direct teacher–parent communication
A meaningful community for students and parents

Families provide

Direction of your child’s overall education
Math, science, history, electives, and other subjects
State filings, records, attendance, and assessments
Consistent attendance and reinforcement at home

Together we build

Goals and placement based on instructional need
Ongoing conversation about progress and challenges
A coordinated plan that responds as your child grows
Stronger skills, independence, and lasting confidence

Classroom bookshelves filled with picture books beneath a Read More Books print

A classroom shelf with a print reading: a little progress each day can add up to big results

You do not need to purchase or implement a separate homeschool ELA curriculum, or add separate Orton-Gillingham instruction at home. Reading, spelling, handwriting, vocabulary, grammar, comprehension, and writing are taught together at Cupertino Academy, daily, within the same trusted relationships.

What you keep

You remain the director of your child’s education.

Students attending Cupertino Academy participate through a Georgia home-study program. Your family remains responsible for current Georgia home-study requirements — your child’s overall education, the subjects taught outside our literacy block, records, attendance, and any applicable assessments.

Cupertino Academy supplements and becomes part of your home-study program. It does not replace or manage the complete homeschool.

Read the Georgia Department of Education home-study guidance.

Children reading together in the book nook at Cupertino Academy

Community for your student

A stable pod of peers who understand that reading can take more effort — where progress is shared, friendships form, and a child is not the only one working this hard.

Community for you

Direct communication with your child’s teacher, shared ideas and encouragement from other parents, and practical clarity about how to support your student at home.

Four children stand together in a classroom doorway at Cupertino Academy

A Read More Books print above the classroom library shelves

Is this the right fit for your family?

Tell us about your child, and we will contact you to arrange a visit.

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