While there may be isolated small expenses for supplies, field trips or special events, there is no cost to families for enrollment. FHP is a publicly funded program and students who are enrolled are funded as part time public students. Since they are only part time, students retain their homeschool status and parents are still required to adhere to the Colorado homeschool law.

For school year 2017-2018, students have two distinct offerings to choose from, both of which have their own unique parameters:

Falcon Homeschool Encichment Program - K - 7th Grade
Falcon Homeschool Academic Program - 6th – 12th Grade

Kindergarteners must have turned 5 years by September 15, 2017.

No, as part time students, FHPers retain their homeschool status and homeschoolers are not required to participate in the mandatory state testing program. Home educators will want to carefully study the Colorado Homeschool Law to ensure that they are in compliance with testing and evaluation requirements for homeschooled students.

FHEP classes take place at Banning Lewis Preparatory Academy Campus at 9433 Vista Del Pico Blvd in Colorado Springs.

FHAP classes are held at the Legacy Campus at 11990 Swingline Road in Falcon.

For school year 2017-2018, FHEP enrichment classes will start at 8:45 a.m., and end at 3:30 p.m. Families will choose either Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday for enrichment classes.

For school year 2017 - 2018, FHAP classes will occur on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Depending on specific course recommendations, student schedules could range from 3 to 4.5 hours on 1 - 3 days at week at our facility.

Yes! We recognize that it is most convenient for homeschool families to take advantage of an enrichment program that serves most or all of their children at once. Because of this, students in grades K-7 are served on either of our enrichment program days (Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday).

Students will need to pack and bring a peanut/tree nut free lunch and snack for each program day.  

There is no requirement for uniforms at our program. In general, we will trust students and their families to use good judgment and common sense when dressing for school days. Students seeking guidance for what is and isn’t okay to wear are encouraged to consult the District 49 dress code guidelines in the Code of Conduct. If ever there is a dispute, we will use this code as our guide.

The deadline for enrollment will be October 1, 2017, or at such time as our classes fill to capacity, whichever comes first.