Homeschool Partnership Program
The girls are absolutely delighted with their class. We have been able to do all classes well at home and co-op, with the exception of Math. Our family (really) needed your math classes. We are forever grateful to your school." - MCS Homeschool Parent
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Madison Christian School offers a Homeschool Partnership Program for students in Grades 9-12. Homeschool students who are accepted into Madison Christian School will have the opportunity to take high school courses for credit. Classes will be offered to any homeschool student who has a school record or transcript indicating that student has met the prerequisites for the desired course.
A homeschool student may only take a maximum of six classes per academic year and will not be able to earn a diploma or participate in graduation exercises through the Homeschool Partnership Program. Proof of residential school district permission to Homeschool is required.
Process for Enrollment
- Complete an application to Madison Christian School (Application Fee $50)
- Participate in the student/family interview process
- Complete entrance testing (Testing Fee $100)
- Upon acceptance, student and parent will meet with the Guidance Counselor to determine class schedule.
Homeschool Tuition and Fees for 2024-2025 School Year
| 1 Course | $1440 |
Annual Tuition
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| 2 Courses | $2880 | Annual Tuition |
| 3 Courses | $3840 | Annual Tuition |
| 4 Courses | $4800 | Annual Tuition |
| Study Hall | $300 | Annual Tuition |
| Application Fee | $60 | First Year Only |
| Testing Fee | $100 | First Year Only |
| Enrollment Fee | $150 | Annual Fee |
| Academic Fee | $450 | Annual Fee |
| Facility Fee | $500 |
Annual Fee
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Participation in MCS Community
Students who are enrolled at MCS via the Homeschool Partnership Program will have the opportunity to participate in or receive the following benefits:
- Student Activities / Missions
- Chapel
- MCS transcript for credits earned
- Standardized testing (Aspire, ACT, MAP, PACT & PSAT)
Expectations
Any student who is a participant in the MCS Homeschool Partnership Program must adhere to the Parent/Student Handbook and discipline policy. Any student who is taking multiple courses and has a period or more between classes will be scheduled into a study hall while waiting for the next class or must be picked up by the parent. All students must be supervised while on the MCS campus. MCS Homeschool Partnership students will wear the approved school uniform and apparel.
Courses Available
Priority scheduling is given to full-time students, and seat availability will determine what courses are available to students in the Homeschool Partnership Program. Students may request enrollment in any course currently being taught at MCS.
Extracurricular Participation
To participate in athletics or fine arts, a student must be enrolled in at least four courses and at least 50% of courses must be core classes. A core class is defined as any class that may be categorized in one of the following areas of study: Bible, History, Science, Math, English. In order to participate in athletic or after school events on any given day, a student must be in attendance that day for their scheduled class periods.
Athletics
Madison Christian School is a proud member of the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) in the Central District. The High School and Jr. High teams compete in the Mid-Ohio Christian Athletic League (MOCAL). In addition to the minimum course requirements, all Homeschool Partnership students must meet the OHSAA and MCS eligibility requirements.
Food Service
Homeschool Partnership Students are encouraged to pack a sack lunch if your classes occur before and after our lunch periods. MCS currently does not offer a hot lunch program, so all students carry a brown-bag lunch.
