Frequently Asked Questions

We offer Kindergarten through 12^th grade depending on the location:

• North Fort Myers: Kindergarten - 12^th Grade
• Fort Myers: Kindergarten - 12^th Grade
• Cape Coral: Kindergarten - 12^th Grade

Monday through Wednesday

Kindergarten: max 12 students

First & Second: max 14 students per grade

Third: max 14-16 students per grade

Fourth-Eighth: max 16 students per grade

High School: max 18 students per grade

LPCA is a parent partnership. On Thursday and Friday each week, we ask for at least one parent or guardian to commit to being present to homeschool their student(s). Teachers provide assignments to complete at home while giving the parents freedom and flexibility in completing the assigned work. Families are able to choose the workload that works for their lifestyle while ensuring their child is learning the subject matter.

LPCA is a private homeschool partnership program offering support for homeschool families, we do participate in the PEP program through the FDE. Parents need to visit their website Personalized Education Program - Step Up For Students. Payment plans and pay-in-full discounts are also available for private pay students. Please contact us for further information.

While under certain circumstances, LPCA can be a good fit for students with learning challenges, however, LPCA is not equipped, nor are our teachers and staff specifically trained in this area. In addition, students must be able to conduct themselves in the classroom without being a disruption and must also be able to complete the work outlined in each course description.

Students must be in good standing with any previous school or homeschool program in order to be considered for enrollment at LPCA

Immunization records are not mandatory

No, the enrollment fee is non-refundable.

We do not allow phones during school hours. If students bring a phone to school, they will be asked to leave it at the front desk with our coordinators until the end of the day. If a student needs to contact a parent/guardian or if a parent needs to contact their child during school hours, they are able to speak with the coordinator on staff to either make a call or relay a message.

Students are NOT required to have a specific device for in class days. Our program is an individualized approach. Computers, laptops, cell phones, etc. can be utilized during home days if the parents choose to allow them to.

Please note: students in grades 6 and above will need a device for math and any required research.

At Life Prep Christian Academy, students are required to follow a dress code in order to maintain a standard of modesty, unity, and excellence, and to help create an educational environment without unnecessary distractions.

Uniform:

Students must wear an official LPCA uniform shirt, purchased through our website.

Approved Bottoms (Boys + Girls)

Uniform bottoms must be solid navy, black, or khaki:

• Pants
• Shorts
• Capris
• Skirts/Skorts
• Jumpers

Jeans are allowed as long as they are clean and in good condition with no holes or tears.

Shoes

All students must wear closed-toed shoes.

Not Permitted

The following items are not permitted at any time:

• Athletic wear / athletic pants
• Sweatpants
• Pajama pants

LPCA has a no tolerance policy and will take all situations seriously. Appropriate measures will be taken and are dependent on each individual situation.

Our Admissions process:

1. Apply - Enrollment opens March 1^st. Submit an online application and $150 non-refundable application fee.
2. Interview + Assessment - Families attend a family interview and students complete a placement assessment.
3. Acceptance - LPCA will notify you of your admissions decision.
4. Enroll - Accepted families submit the $250 non-refundable enrollment fee to secure their seat.
5. Finalize Enrollment - Complete online enrollment forms, sign the financial agreement, and purchase curriculum.