PSP Program

Step 1:  Request an Application

Step 2:  Submit Application, Reference, Report Cards, and Fee

Step 3:  Schedule Parent-Teacher and Student(s) Interview

Step 4:  Await Decision – Families will be notified starting in March of the Admissions decision.

Participation in TKA activities or campus classes requires an additional application process, set of requirements, and payment.

Registration Fee per Student:

• Grades K-5 : $64
• Grades 6-8: $106
• Grades 9-12: $212
• After June 1, additional late registration fee per family: $100

Annual Family Tuition:  $510 per year

High School Set-up Fee for New Students:

• 9^th grade:     $212
• 10^th grade:  $265
• 11^th grade:  $318
• 12^th grade:  $424 (admission by exception only)

Participation in TKA activities or campus classes requires additional costs.

The higher high school registration costs cover additional services provided for PSP high school students.  Some of these services are:

• Creating and maintaining high school transcripts
• Providing individualized high school planning
• Sponsoring college workshops
• Coordinating junior college dual enrollment
• Issuing work permits
• Coordinating with the DMV to issue driver education and behind-the-wheel training certificates
• Coordinating activities with the full-time program such as AP and PSAT testing
• Coordinating Cap and Gown graduation and senior activities
• Coordinating extracurricular activities with the full-time program

PSP tuition is non-refundable once the school year begins. 

Yes. Since The King’s Academy PSP is a Christian school, the teaching parent must have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ

No. By California law, students can only be enrolled in one school.  This means that students cannot be enrolled in The King’s Academy PSP and at the same time be enrolled as a full-time student of record in another school such as an online school, a charter school, another PSP, or a family’s Private School Affidavit.

It is possible, but not typical, to have two working homeschool parents.  In a homeschool family, students must have teacher supervision and should not be left home alone during school hours.

The parent is the head teacher and is responsible for submitting academic paperwork (i.e. attendance, report cards, textbook lists, and semester summaries of work accomplished) to our PSP office.  Students may take classes from outside teachers or tutors who can help with paperwork, but the parent is still responsible for submitting the paperwork to our PSP office.

The PSP provides assistance in selecting curriculum.  However, families are responsible for choosing and purchasing their students’ curriculum.  

The PSP offers standardized testing every spring.

Yes.  PSP students get accepted to colleges such as the UC system, but the college application process and requirements are different for homeschooled students. 

Yes.  To play high school sports at TKA, a student must be enrolled in 20 semester credits of classes at The King’s Academy. However, participation on TKA athletic teams is not guaranteed, and students must tryout to make the team roster.

• There will be a $75 Late Registration Fee for any student who does not register during the two-week enrollment period and wishes to participate in that corresponding season's sport.

The PSP offers a variety of activities depending on interest and availability.