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 courses 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 high school students will receive an accredited transcript as part of their enrollment package.

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4-Day Academic Model + 1-Day Enrichment:​ 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 the remainder of their academic work home. 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.

4-Day Academic or 5-Day Comprehensive Program (Monday - Thursday + optional Friday Quests):​  Students attending four days receive comprehensive instruction across all core subjects and receive little to no homework outside of class. Families can add Friday Quests to create a five day model
 

2- or 3-Day Academic Program (M/W, T/Th, or T/TH +  Monday or Wednesday): Our two-day programs build essential skills and strong foundations across core subjects—ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies, and electives. Math instruction runs continuously across all four days, providing consistency and steady skill development. The remaining core subjects—ELA, Science, and Social Studies—shift in emphasis between Monday/Wednesday and Tuesday/Thursday (see next section - What's in a Week), allowing for greater flexibility to support different schedules, learning styles, student interests, and to create an adaptable home study experience.  Families may add Friday Quests to create a 3- or 4-day academics and enrichment model!

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Friday Enrichment: Enrich your week with our Friday Quests program! Our Friday Quests program offers a power-packed day filled with exploration, discovery, creativity, and skill-building. Students select two skill-building quests per semester in the morning and enjoy a selection of engaging workshops ranging from workshop or archery to sculpture or cooking in the afternoon!

*Hybrid Home Study Package: 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 through our online curriculum provider. 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.

Academic Placement:​ Students are grouped in flexible age bands with intentional overlap between grade levels, allowing us to account for differences in academic readiness and social maturity. This approach lets us thoughtfully build cohorts that provide just the right level of challenge or support for each student.

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