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We respect the privacy of individual medical decisions and do not require disclosure of vaccination status. We prioritize creating a welcoming environment for all.

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No, our program operates outside the realm of accreditation, as it is designed to cater to the unique needs of homeschooling families.

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No, we maintain independence from educational government agencies, aligning with our commitment to flexibility and autonomy in homeschooling practices.

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As a homeschooling resource, we empower parents to undertake the role of educators, including the responsibility for assessment and grading. While we do not issue formal transcripts or grades, we support families in this process.

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No, our structure does not involve filing obligations on behalf of homeschooling families. We encourage parents to navigate state requirements independently or explore alternative educational options, such as public charter schools.

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They are not! We do appreciate partnering with Bethel Baptist Church to use their space during the week and expect students to treat the space with respect.

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Our decision to incorporate multiple grade levels stems from our belief that it fosters a dynamic learning environment conducive to both academic growth and the development of leadership skills among students of varying abilities.

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No, we encourage families to provide packed lunches for their children during their time with us. There are a Trader Joes and Jimbo’s nearby!

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While we do not enforce specific dietary restrictions, we kindly request vendors to ensure nut-free environments during instructional hours, prioritizing the safety and well-being of all students.

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Our fee structure is tailored to accommodate varying class selections and financial considerations. A semester membership fee grants access to our program, with additional class fees payable directly to respective vendors.

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No, our program does not accept charter funds for membership payments, maintaining our commitment to financial integrity and transparency.

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While membership in 10x Learning Center offers additional program benefits, such as access to our broader offerings and supervision, participation in charter vendor classes remains accessible to all interested individuals.

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Unfortunately, class changes are not feasible once the semester has commenced, ensuring stability and continuity in our educational offerings.

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While we understand the need for flexibility, our commitment to vendors necessitates that full semester tuition remains due even in the event of class withdrawal after commencement.

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While we try to accommodate where possible, our program isn't tailored for special needs.

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Community is key to homeschooling success. 10x Learning Center offers field trips, chapel, campus celebrations, class plays, off-campus meetups, and more. Morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up times are also great opportunities for families to connect.

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Parents remain the primary educators. 10x Learning Center provides an instructional model and issues progress reports but does not hold permanent student records. Families should be familiar with local homeschooling regulations for keeping educational records.

Our Education Team selects curriculum based on academic rigor, accessibility, standards, accessibility, enjoyment, and transition ease. 

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It is not! While we respect personal choices, we do require individuals to stay home if feeling unwell.

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Standardized testing is not required in California, but we recommend it for monitoring and adjusting your child’s performance at the national level. Also, having your students take the ACT or SATs during high school will make your student’s application competitive when applying for colleges. 

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No, tuition is non-transferable to another student’s or family’s account.

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Yes, kind of. As a conservative environment,clothing should cover the body appropriately, avoiding overly revealing, offensive, discriminatory, or suggestive attire. Students are expected to comply with the dress code during school hours and at school-sponsored events. If they are not, they are expected to change into clothing that the school can provide, or they will be asked to be picked up by their parents.

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So long as the student is a good fit for the community, we accept anyone willing to learn that agrees with the vision statement of 10x Learning Center, its membership agreement, and Code of Conduct.

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Vendors at 10x Learning Center sign a statement of faith that aligns with the Nicene Creed and orthodox Christian values, but exclusively teach the content of their course.