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Weatherstone Academy
Roswell, GA (HWY 92 & Mansell)
Intermediate 4th - High School
Full-Time & Hybrid Schedules (2 - 5 Days!)
Core Subjects, Electives, Enrichment, Community, & Connection!
On-Level, Accelerated, Approaching Level, & Learning Support Cohorts
Honors, Accommodations, and Academic Remediation Available
Select Your Status:
Homeschool or Accredited Private School Status!
INTRODUCTION
Balanced. Purposeful. Engaging.
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Weatherstone Academy offers an intimate, fresh, and purposeful approach to education—one that blends strong academics with meaningful experiences, without overwhelming students with hours of busywork. Our engaging, balanced model is designed to spark curiosity, build critical thinking, and keep learning both relevant and enjoyable. Students thrive in a supportive, social environment with small classes and individualized academics that meet them at their unique challenge or support point. Here, learning is intentional, growth is personal, and students have the space to succeed academically while still enjoying family, friendships, interests, and life beyond the classroom.
SCHEDULES & TUITION
Full-time & Hybrid Schedules
FULL TIME (4-5 Days)
4-Day Academic
Monday - Thursday​​​​​​
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5-Day Comprehensive
Monday - Thursday + Friday Quests
HYBRID (2 - 4 Days)
​3-Day Academic
Intermediate 4th - 5th: T/W/TH
Middle/High 6th+: M/T/TH
​​​2-Day Academic
Tuesday / Thursday​
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+ Optional Friday Quests
ENRICHMENT
Friday Quests Program
9:00 - 3:00
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Our Friday Quests program is a full day of purposeful learning in Life Skills, Outdoor Skills, STEM, & Creative Arts! Join as a standalone day or add to any academic hybrid!
Program Hours & Tuition
Friday Quests may be added to any academic program. Five-day students receive $500 off the cost of the full-day Friday programs.
Visit the Enrollment Tab for full details regarding fees, discounts, installment plans, and due dates.
Registration Fee​: $350​
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Curriculum & Supply Fee
4th - 6th: $425
7th - 12th: $620
Friday Supplies: $100
Intermediate 3/4
9:00 - 3:00
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2-Day Academic: $7300
3-Day Academic: $10,950
4-Day Academic: $14,600​​
Middle School 6-8
9:00 - 3:00
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2-Day Academic: $7600
3-Day Academic: $11,175
4-Day Academic: $14,900​​
High School 8+
9:00 - 3:00​
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2-Day Academic: $7600
3-Day Academic: $11,175
4-Day Academic: $14,900
​Friday Quests (3rd+)
9:00 - 3:00
$2,650
DAILY RHYTHM
MORNING BLOCK 1​
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9:00 - 9:30
Executive Skills
Structured Literacy​
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9:30 - 10:45
Math / ELA Rotation 1​​​​
MORNING BLOCK 2
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11:15 - 12:30
Math / ELA Rotation 2
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10:45 - 11:15
Morning Break
AFTERNOON BLOCK​
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12:30 - 1:30
Lunch / Break
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1:30 - 2:45
Science / Social Studies (T/TH)
Electives, Enrichment, Study Hall (M/W)
Academic Focus by Schedule
Tuesdays / Thursdays
(These days must be taken together)
MATH: Daily spiral review, facts and fluency activities, and a new concept lesson per day. ​​​​​​​
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ELA: Critical Reading & Writing + Grammar & Structured Literacy
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SCIENCE: Standards-aligned content brought to life through experiential, hands-on learning through labs, projects, activities, reading, research, essays, craftivities, etc.supported by standards-aligned content.
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SOCIAL STUDIES: Standards-aligned content brought to life through experiential, hands-on learning through projects, activities, reading, research, essays, craftivities, etc.
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Note: Science and Social Studies are offered once per week. Students will receive approximately 30 minutes of standards-aligned coursework per week (reading, videos, short quizzes) to complete in class on Wednesdays or at home for home study, paired with some project work.
Mondays
(May be taken as M/W or added to T/TH)
MATH: Daily spiral review, facts and fluency activities, and a new concept lesson per day. ​​​​​​​
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ELA: Composition
Structured, sequential instruction to develop exceptional writing skills.
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ENRICHMENT WHEEL (4th - 8th)
Students will enjoy a rotation of extended enrichment units that cross a variety of topics and interests including health, art, languages, engineering, financial literacy, etc.
HIGH SCHOOL ELECTIVES
Elective options vary each year. Offerings will include college-recommended credits such as fine arts, health, world languages, personal fitness, along with academic and enrichment courses designed to support a well-rounded education such as wood shop, coding, sciences, and more.​
Wednesdays
(May be taken as M/W or added to T/TH)
MATH: New concept lesson, hands-on activity centers, deep-dive math projects.​​​​​​​
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ELA: Literature
Develop comprehension & analysis through narratives, novels, screenplays, scripts, and more!
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SCIENCE / SOCIAL STUDIES: Students complete reading, quizzes, assignments and projects under the direction of a teacher.
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A LA CARTE CLASSES​
A la carte classes will be offered in the afternoons. These may incur an additional cost.
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AFTERNOON STUDY HALL:
Students may use this time to study, receive academic support, complete assignments, work on projects, or take an independent course for credit using our online curriculum platform.
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PROGRAM FRAMEWORK
Weatherstone Academy builds on the heart of EdVentures while taking learning to the next level!
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Designed for Intermediate, Middle, and High School students, our program blends strong academics with dynamic enrichment in a balanced, engaging environment. Core instruction is thoughtfully tailored to each learner, providing the right level of challenge or support while building confidence and growth. In high school, students access a full range of core courses and electives to create a personalized, college- or career-ready transcript. Beyond academics, enriching experiences spark creativity, critical thinking, and real-world application—so learning stays meaningful, inspiring, and fun.
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Homeschool or Accredited Private School Status
We offer third-party accreditation through a local private school, giving families the flexibility to enroll as homeschoolers or through our partner school to earn accredited private school status. For the majority of students, accreditation does not need consideration until 8th or 9th grade, though it is available to those who desire it. All students will receive an accredited transcript as part of their enrollment package once they begin their freshman year or start Algebra 1 (whichever comes first).
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4-Day Academic Model
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As part of our balanced approach, we embrace a four-day academic work week, reserving one day for enrichment, family time, and/or personal interests. Within our four day week, we offer both full- and part-time attendance options: full-time students attend four on-campus academic days, while hybrid students attend two or three days on campus and complete . On Fridays, students may join us for a full day of enrichment in our Friday Quests program or they can reserve Fridays for personal pursuits and interests.
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Friday Enrichment
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Our Friday Quests program offers a power-packed day filled with exploration, discovery, creativity, and skill-building. Students participate in two skill-building quests in the morning and then enjoy a summer-camp-style free choice block after lunch that includes a selection of engaging workshops, creating or crafting in the wood shop or maker space, or enjoying games outdoors or in the game room!
Hybrid Home Study Curriculum
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Home study is thoughtfully tailored to each family’s educational goals and preferred level of intensity. While “math is a must” (students must complete one math lesson per satellite day) — ELA remains flexible. We provide a "pick-and-choose" curriculum package tailored to your child with a clear weekly schedule that includes instruction and assignments covering what students miss on non-attendance days. Parents have the flexibility to choose what fits their child and family, creating a personalized and manageable experience. Families should be prepared for a minimum of 30 - 45 minutes of math per satellite day, along with 30 - 40 minutes per week of science and social studies content learning (videos, reading, research, etc.) an intermittent projects. The ELA package can be curated with home study selections spanning literature, composition, spelling, and grammar. This flexible plan allows ample time for personal interests, family time, enrichment classes, co-ops, niche programs, field trips, etc.​
LEARNING COMMUNITY
Learners
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Weatherstone learners are curious, creative, and engaged students who thrive in a respectful mainstream environment with purposeful learning, meaningful relationships, and a balanced workload in a stress-reduced setting. We welcome students working above, at, or approaching grade level.
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Academic Placement
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Students are grouped in flexible age bands with intentional overlap between grade levels, allowing us to consider both academic readiness and social maturity. This approach helps us thoughtfully build cohorts that provide the right balance of challenge, support, and peer connection for each learner. We offer a range of course levels, including honors and supported classes, so students can be appropriately challenged while receiving the support they need to grow with confidence.​
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Learning Support
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Our small-group model and intentional cohort placement allow us to support a variety of learning profiles, including gifted and accelerated learners, as well as students with specific learning challenges such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, or difficulty with math. Accommodations and modifications are naturally built naturally into the day-to-day routine, allowing students to access learning in ways that support their individual needs. Specialized reading or math remediation may also be added to a student’s schedule for an additional fee. We strive to create a calm, positive learning environment and are not equipped to support students with aggressive, non-compliant, or disruptive behaviors.
CORE COURSES & CURRICULUM
MATH
Our math program builds strong conceptual understanding and fluency through active, hands-on, standards-aligned instruction. Each math block includes fact fluency games, spiral review, direct concept instruction, and purposeful practice designed to strengthen mastery and confidence.
4th - 6th Grade: Grade-level standards-aligned math concepts; students are placed by ability level, not by chronological grade. (Math With Confidence)
7th Grade: Standard track students are placed in Pre-Algebra (Denison): Accelerated track can advance based on ability; Support track will be offered a fundamentals option to fill in gaps before progressing.
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High School 8th+ (Required Units: 4):
Pre-Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Algebra / Trigonometry (Denison Algebra)
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4th High School Math (STEM Track): Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Statistics (Study.com, Thinkwell, or Dual Enrollment)
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4th High School Math (Work/Trade Track): Consumer Math, Personal Finance (teacher created courses)
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Home Study (Required): Students are required to complete a total of four lessons per week.
ENGLISH & LANGUAGE ARTS
Our English & Language Arts program for grades 4–12 develops strong readers, writers, and communicators through progressively challenging instruction in critical reading and writing, literature and composition, grammar, vocabulary, morphology, and comprehension. Students engage with rich and increasingly complex texts while building analytical thinking, discussion, and communication skills in a supportive small-group environment with Essentials, Standard, and Honors options based on personal rigor preference.​
Intermediate & Middle School Curriculum:
​Critical Reading & Writing: Sadlier School's Progress ELA
Grammar: Essentials in Writing, Grammar Component
Spelling/Morphology: More Practice Please
Composition (Writing): Essentials in Writing​
Literature (Novels & More): Curated literature studies
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High School (Required Units: 4): Lit / Comp 1 - 4.
Curriculum will continue to build reading, writing, and grammar skills using EIW and a curated mix of novels, narratives, literature, and informative text. Students will be placed in cohorts that best meet their reading and writing abilities.
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Home Study:
Composition (Satellite Mondays): Essentials in Writing
Literature (Satellite Wednesdays): 4 independent novel studies per year (standard track) or 6 per year for the honors track; optional for essentials track.​
SCIENCE
Our Science standards-aligned program builds curious, analytical thinkers through progressively challenging exploration of the natural and physical world. Students develop scientific reasoning, data literacy, and investigative skills through a balance of rich, concept-driven instruction and project-based learning. Hands-on experiments, field investigations, and real-world problem-solving bring science to life!
4th - 5th Grade: Studies Weekly Explore Science
Two year standards-aligned rotation through 4th and 5th concepts.
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Middle School: Three year rotation through Earth Science, Physical Science, and Life Science.
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High School (Required Units: 4):
Earth Systems, Physical Science, Biology+ 4th Science
4th Science: USG Approved 4th Science Courses
We offer an approved 4th science option each year during electives blocks. Students may also take courses via independent study.
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Home Study (Required): Students will be required to complete assigned reading, quizzes, and notes each week. High school and honors track students will have additional home-based projects to earn full credit.
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SOCIAL SCIENCES
Our Science program for grades 4–12 builds curious, analytical thinkers through progressively challenging exploration of the natural and physical world. Students develop scientific reasoning, data literacy, and investigative skills through a balance of rich, concept-driven instruction and project-based learning. Hands-on experiments, field investigations, and real-world problem-solving bring the science to life. From foundational earth and life sciences to advanced chemistry and physics, students work in a supportive small-group environment with honors and supported course options.
4th - 5th Grade: Two year journey through American History, from Indigenous People through Modern Day.
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Middle School: Two-year journey through Ancient and World Cultures.​
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High School (Required Units 3):
Gov/Civ/Economics, World History, US History,
Additional Social Science credits may be applied to academic rigor electives.
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Home Study (Required): Students will be required to complete assigned reading, quizzes, and notes each week. High school and honors track students will have additional home-based projects to earn full credit.​
HIGH SCHOOL ELECTIVE UNITS
High schoolers are required to earn 23 units to graduate with an accredited diploma. Please see our Graduation Info page for full details on required graduation units.
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Our elective offerings are selected with both transcript strength and personal interest in mind, supporting meaningful skill development along the way. Recommended electives and required courses such as Health and Personal Fitness are offered Monday afternoons on a rotating schedule, ensuring every high schooler earns the credits they need.​​
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Monday Electives (Sample): Fine Arts, CTAE, Health & Personal Fitness, etc.
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Friday Quests: Our Friday Quest classes can be used to curate your own credit with the complete of additional assignments (i.e. Home Economics, Wood Shop, Art, Survival, etc.).
Independent / Off-Site Electives: Classes, courses, and personal endeavors completed off campus can be applied to your transcript with documentation. For example, students who serve in a leadership capacity may earn a Leadership unit.
Friday Quests Enrichment
Real World. Real Skills. Real Tools. Are You Ready for the Challenge?
Fridays are built differently at Weatherstone Academy! Students dive into two dynamic skill-building quests in the morning and enjoy a summer-camp-style free choice block in the afternoons, for one power-packed day of learning and fun. Each quest features monthly concept units, giving students time to explore deeply, sharpen their skills, and discover new interests. From hands-on challenges to creative projects and real-world problem-solving, every Friday is an opportunity to grow, experiment, and level up.
Venture Quest (Survival, Science, & More!)
Craft, construct, create, and conquer! Pitch a tent, contruct a fort, craft your own fishing line, test your skill in archery, fashion a stretcher from a tarp and logs, or test your skills in Capture the Flag! Our Outdoor Pursuits quest equips you with hands-on skills for outdoor adventure, survival, and real-world problem-solving.
STEM Quest
Explore hands-on science across a world of discovery! Investigate pond ecosystems, study local wildlife, chart the stars, conduct chemistry experiments, tackle physics challenges, explore geology, and design engineering projects. Discover, experiment, and amaze yourself!
Life Launch
Learn hands-on life skills that actually matter: sew a button, cook a simple meal, decorate a cake, manage money, learn about fire safety, and tackle real-world challenges. Life Launch Quest gives students the practical skills, confidence, and problem-solving experience they need to thrive—both in school and beyond.
Creative Quest
Dive into hands-on projects across film, art, sculpture, drama, improv, creative writing, design, and more. Students experiment, innovate, and express themselves while developing real-world problem-solving skills, confidence, and the power to bring their ideas to life.
Guided Workshops & Choice Block
Dive into hands-on projects across film, art, sculpture, drama, improv, creative writing, design, and more. Students experiment, innovate, and express themselves while developing real-world problem-solving skills, confidence, and the power to bring their ideas to life.