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Thank you for considering

Pathway Christian

Homeschool Co-op

for your high school student!

Pathway Christian Co-op is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has been serving families in the Lake Norman area since 2007. Our high school is a thriving community of high school students that meets weekly, every Friday, in Huntersville, North Carolina and continues to grow year after year. We consistently welcome close to 90 families with approximately 105 students each year, offering academically challenging core and elective classes with a rich social environment for students allowing them to build strong and lasting friendships. Pathway is committed to organizing multiple social events and service opportunities for students throughout the school year to help foster community and connection.

Families pay a nominal fee to help cover the cost of renting space at our host church, maintaining insurance coverage, and supporting other necessary operating expenses. Additional supply fees may also be collected to help facilitate student activities, special events, and community opportunities throughout the year.

Individual class tuition is not retained by Pathway. All tuition payments are made directly to the individual instructors who teach our courses.

Our subjects (which vary year-to-year) include Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Physics, Anatomy and Physiology, American History, World History, Christianity Worldview/Apologetics, Economics/Government, U.S. and World Politics, Spanish 1, 2, & 3, Literature and Composition (World, British, American), Personal Finance, Gavel Club/Public Speaking, American Sign Language (ASL 1 & 2), and Art.  Our class sizes range from 5 to 25 students.

The majority of our classes are often offered every year, pending teacher availability, with several of our classes being offered on a cyclical rotation; including History (World & American), Literature and Composition (World, British, American) and Econ/Government. Please find detailed class information and our class schedule on the "High school Classes" tab in the dropdown menu above.

All Pathway High School classes provide exemplary, year long, in-person instruction which will prepare students for college and career success.  Our classes count as a full credit for your student's high school transcript.

Who We Are

 

Pathway's High School Leadership team is composed of tenured Pathway homeschool moms that support families by managing all operational and administrative duties. Our team assists parents and students by answering questions about the program, classes, instructors, registration, and the overall Pathway experience. Our leadership team members serve as unpaid volunteers and bring many years of combined homeschooling experience gained through our own families, co-op leadership, high school planning, and dual enrollment for both college-transfer and career-focused pathways.

We believe it is our Christ-centered mission to support Pathway and its families in this capacity.

Registration for our returning/existing families opens in February. New families can apply at any time and will be contacted by leadership to set up an interview. Once approved, you will be able to register your student/s for the upcoming school year until registration closes in August of that year.

Our open houses occur in March and April, registration is required. All deadlines are posted on this website every year in January for the upcoming school year.

These meetings are an excellent opportunity to meet with us, sit in during classes, and ask any questions. Please email us here if you are interested in Pathway and have questions before applying as a new family.

​​​Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms. If anyone speaks, they should do so as one who speaks the very words of God. If anyone serves, they should do so with the strength God provides, so that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ. To him be the glory and the power for ever and ever."

~1 Peter 4:1-11

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