At Courtside Homeschool Academy, we are pro-teacher. As former teachers, we are no strangers to the unrealistic expectations and demanding nature of a traditional classroom environment - a place where teachers are unable to take care of their mental, physical, and emotional health. At CHA, teachers are not an afterthought, and our business approach and educational philosophy was created with students, families, AND teachers in mind.
Courtside Perks
One-on-One Environment
School days consist of teaching in a 1:1 ratio. No distractions, no long hours, and no unnecessary paperwork - just teaching. Educators have the luxury of focusing on the needs and learning style of their student in a one-to-one environment.
Scope and Sequence
The CHA guide includes a well-researched scope and sequence that provides essential standards and skills for instruction. Teachers will have everything they need to be the teachers they were meant to be, starting on day one.
Autonomy
While CHA provides some content and materials, teachers are not required to follow a scripted plan. The freedom to be creative is highly encouraged, because CHA teachers are trusted and respected in their field of expertise.
No Timelines
The scope and sequence was written with no time frames or deadlines in mind. Teachers have the ability to work with students on skill mastery, however long it takes. Educators will not be forced to rush through content for the sake of checking items on a to-do list.
A Personal Advocate
Teachers matter, and CHA will advocate for them at all costs to ensure they are comfortable in their “classroom” environment. All educators have access to a CHA representative whose sole purpose is to guarantee that CHA teachers are safe, comfortable, and respected.
No Cost
Ready to join the team? Submit an application and CHA will take care of the rest. There is no placement fee to be matched with a student. CHA will identify the perfect family for each teacher based on personality, values, and teaching style.
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External Assessments
Three times per year, students will work with a proctor from an external organization to complete academic assessments that measure student learning. The proctor will meet with famiiles to discuss strengths and areas for improvement. Assessments will be administered in reading and math to ensure growth and consistent progress. Proctors must be certified to teach in their state.