2022-2023 Registration Liahona Distance Education

DiSTANCE EDUCATION REGISTRATION

Please be aware of the following as you complete this registration form:

1. You will be charged a NON-REFUNDABLE registration fee of $50 per student upon form completion.  There is a 3% processing fee for credit card payments.  

2. You are required to read Liahona's Distance Education Policies and Procedures and sign stating you understand and are willing to abide by them.

3. Our primary way of communication is via email, thus, it is imperative a valid email address be provided for both parent AND student. 

4. Our Elementary Distance Education program is offered only as a bundle and includes Language Arts, Science, History, and Math.   

5. Intermediate (Grades 7-8) and High School (Grades 9-12) courses are offered ala carte.  You choose which of our core courses to enroll your student. 

6. Upon completing the registration form you will be directed to follow a link for payment of the registration fee.  Once paid, return to this form and click the SUBMIT button to complete the registration.

7. If your student has learning disabilities, including anxiety, depression, etc., please notify us as soon as possible.

 

Math Placement

 Math courses are available based on the student's ability.  We strongly encourage students take a math placement test to ensure enrollment corresponds with their ability.  There are 3 levels of math placement tests included with this form; all include a grading sheet.  Please download the applicable test and have your student complete as much of it as possible.  Then, use the included grading sheet to correct the test and determine your child's recommended math course.

**NOTE**Liahona uses pre-common core curriculum (Saxon math among others). It is quite common for a student to be placed in a lower level than at previous schools.  Very likely, this is not a reflection of a student's abilities but a representation of the utilization of a different curriculum. 

(Math Placement PDF files are available below) 

Elementary Distance Education: Roots of Knowledge..  Live classes for students 1-6 grades will be broadcast daily. If you like the flexibility of recorded classes, you will still have that as classes are also recorded and put online daily; you can simply watch a day or week or whatever behind the live classes. This live program will allow you to have all of your elementary students on one computer/TV for most of the day learning together in a group. Live math classes will be available at each student's individual level as well.

Liahona Elementary does not require extra cost to be "accredited." With the help of our teachers and curriculum, students and parents will grade their own work to determine their final grades.

If you would like our teachers to be more involved in the grading process (i.e. grading select tests, papers, etc.) and receive a final grade each semester from the teachers, you may choose to be "Grade Supervised" for an additional $30 per month per student.

Distance Education Elementary Tuition

First Student is $130/month for 10 months; $1300/school year

Each additional student is $80/month x 10 months; $800/school year

Students enrolled in Intermediate 5 (6/5) math, Course 1 (7/6) math or Course 2 (8/7) math pay an additional $25/month.

Grade Supervised-additional $30/month per student

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester and course to earn course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

Intermediate courses include the core subjects of English, History, Science, and Math and are offered ala carte, allowing students to enroll in just one to all four core courses.  

 

Tuition

Grades 7-12 Non-Accredited $60/month per course x 10 months; $600/year per course

Grades 7-12 Accredited $80 per course x 10 months; $800/year per course

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Elective classes are offered and information is sent the beginning of each semester.  Additional tuition is charged.

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester to gain course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 

Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

PLEASE NOTE: Most students will choose one History and one Science class.  If you are following Liahona's 4-year rotation, this year's courses are US History 2: 1865 to Present and Astronomy.

 

Elementary Distance Education: Roots of Knowledge..  Live classes for students 1-6 grades will be broadcast daily. If you like the flexibility of recorded classes, you will still have that as classes are recorded and put online daily; you can simply watch a day or week or whatever behind the live classes. This live program will allow you to have all of your elementary students on one computer/TV for most of the day learning together in a group. Live math classes will be available at each student's individual level as well.

Liahona Elementary does not require extra cost to be "accredited." With the help of our teachers and curriculum, students and parents will grade their own work to determine their final grades.

If you would like our teachers to be more involved in the grading process (i.e. grading select tests, papers, etc.) and receive a final grade each semester from the teachers, you may choose to be "Grade Supervised" for an additional $30 per month per student.

Distance Education Elementary Tuition

First Student is $130/month for 10 months; $1300/school year

Each additional student is $80/month x 10 months; $800/school year

Students enrolled in Intermediate 5 (6/5) math, Course 1 (7/6) math or Course 2 (8/7) math pay an additional $25/month.

Grade Supervised-additional $30/month per student

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester to gain course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 

Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

Intermediate courses include the core subjects of English, History, Science, and Math and are offered ala carte, allowing students to enroll in just one to all four core courses.  

 

Tuition

Grades 7-12 Non-Accredited $60/month per course x 10 months; $600/year per course

Grades 7-12 Accredited $80 per course x 10 months; $800/year per course

********************************************************************

Elective classes are offered and information is sent the beginning of each semester.  Additional tuition is charged.

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester to gain course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 

Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

High School courses (grades 9-12) include the core subjects of English, History, Science, and Math and are offered ala carte, allowing students to enroll in just one to all four core courses.  

 

TUITION

Grades 7-12 Non-Accredited $60/month per course x 10 months; $600/year per course

Grades 7-12 Accredited $80 per course x 10 months; $800/year per course

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Elective courses will also be available and information will be sent at the beginning of each semester.  Electives are offered ala carte and additional tuition is charged.

 

Liahona also offers Fast-Track courses, which are online, self-paced accredited courses.  Each course is .5 credit and students have one year from the date of purchase to complete coursework.  Each Fast-Track course is $195.00 and can be purchased by following the link:https://liahona.thinkific.com/

PLEASE NOTE: Although multiple History and Science options are offered, most students will choose one History and one Science class.  If you are following Liahona's 4-year rotation, this year's courses are US History 2: 1865 to Present and Astronomy.

 

Elementary Distance Education: Roots of Knowledge..  Live classes for students 1-6 grades will be broadcast daily. If you like the flexibility of recorded classes, you will still have that as classes are also recorded and put online daily; you can simply watch a day or week or whatever behind the live classes. This live program will allow you to have all of your elementary students on one computer/TV for most of the day learning together in a group. Live math classes will be available at each student's individual level as well.

Liahona Elementary does not require extra cost to be "accredited." With the help of our teachers and curriculum, students and parents will grade their own work to determine their final grades.

If you would like our teachers to be more involved in the grading process (i.e. grading select tests, papers, etc.) and receive a final grade each semester from the teachers, you may choose to be "Grade Supervised" for an additional $30 per month per student.

Distance Education Elementary Tuition

First Student is $130/month for 10 months

Each additional student is $80/month for 10 months

Students enrolled in Intermediate 5 (6/5) math, Course 1 (7/6) math or Course 2 (8/7) math pay an additional $25/month.

Grade Supervised-additional $30/month

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester to gain course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 

Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

Intermediate courses include the core subjects of English, History, Science, and Math and are offered ala carte, allowing students to enroll in just one to all four core courses.  

 

Tuition

Grades 7-12 Non-Accredited $60/month per course x 10 months; $600/year per course

Grades 7-12 Accredited $80 per course x 10 months; $800/year per course

********************************************************************

Elective classes are offered and information is sent the beginning of each semester.  Additional tuition is charged.

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester to gain course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 

Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

High School courses (grades 9-12) include the core subjects of English, History, Science, and Math and are offered ala carte, allowing students to enroll in just one to all four core courses.  

 

TUITION

Grades 7-12 Non-Accredited $60/month per course x 10 months; $600/year per course

Grades 7-12 Accredited $80 per course x 10 months; $800/year per course

*************************************************************

Elective courses will also be available and information will be sent at the beginning of each semester.  Electives are offered ala carte and additional tuition is charged.

 

Liahona also offers Fast-Track courses, which are online, self-paced accredited courses.  Each course is .5 credit and students have one year from the date of purchase to complete coursework.  Each Fast-Track course is $195.00 and can be purchased by following the link:https://liahona.thinkific.com/

PLEASE NOTE: Most students will choose one History and one Science class.  If you are following Liahona's 4-year rotation, this year's courses are US History 2: 1865 to Present and Astronomy.

 

 

Elementary Distance Education: Roots of Knowledge..  Live classes for students 1-6 grades will be broadcast daily. If you like the flexibility of recorded classes, you will still have that as classes are also recorded and put online daily; you can simply watch a day or week or whatever behind the live classes. This live program will allow you to have all of your elementary students on one computer/TV for most of the day learning together in a group. Live math classes will be available at each student's individual level as well.

Liahona Elementary does not require extra cost to be "accredited." With the help of our teachers and curriculum, students and parents will grade their own work to determine their final grades.

If you would like our teachers to be more involved in the grading process (i.e. grading select tests, papers, etc.) and receive a final grade each semester from the teachers, you may choose to be "Grade Supervised" for an additional $30 per month per student.

Distance Education Elementary Tuition

First Student is $130/month for 10 months; $1300/school year

Each additional student is $80/month x 10 months; $800/school year

Students enrolled in Intermediate 5 (6/5) math, Course 1 (7/6) math or Course 2 (8/7) math pay an additional $25/month.

Grade Supervised-additional $30/month per student

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester to gain course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 

Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

Intermediate courses include the core subjects of English, History, Science, and Math and are offered ala carte, allowing students to enroll in just one to all four core courses.  

 

Tuition

Grades 7-12 Non-Accredited $60/month per course x 10 months; $600/year per course

Grades 7-12 Accredited $80 per course x 10 months; $800/year per course

********************************************************************

Elective classes are offered and information is sent the beginning of each semester.  Additional tuition is charged.

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester to gain course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 

Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

High School courses (grades 9-12) include the core subjects of English, History, Science, and Math and are offered ala carte, allowing students to enroll in just one to all four core courses.  

 

TUITION

Grades 7-12 Non-Accredited $60/month per course x 10 months; $600/year per course

Grades 7-12 Accredited $80 per course x 10 months; $800/year per course

*************************************************************

Elective courses will also be available and information will be sent at the beginning of each semester.  Electives are offered ala carte and additional tuition is charged.

 

Liahona also offers Fast-Track courses, which are online, self-paced accredited courses.  Each course is .5 credit and students have one year from the date of purchase to complete coursework.  Each Fast-Track course is $195.00 and can be purchased by following the link:https://liahona.thinkific.com/

PLEASE NOTE: Most students will choose one History and one Science class.  If you are following Liahona's 4-year rotation, this year's courses are US History 2: 1865 to Present and Astronomy.

 

Elementary Distance Education: Roots of Knowledge..  Live classes for students 1-6 grades will be broadcast daily. If you like the flexibility of recorded classes, you will still have that as classes are also recorded and put online daily; you can simply watch a day or week or whatever behind the live classes. This live program will allow you to have all of your elementary students on one computer/TV for most of the day learning together in a group. Live math classes will be available at each student's individual level as well.

Liahona Elementary does not require extra cost to be "accredited." With the help of our teachers and curriculum, students and parents will grade their own work to determine their final grades.

If you would like our teachers to be more involved in the grading process (i.e. grading select tests, papers, etc.) and receive a final grade each semester from the teachers, you may choose to be "Grade Supervised" for an additional $30 per month per student.

Distance Education Elementary Tuition

First Student is $130/month for 10 months; $1300/school year

Each additional student is $80/month x 10 months; $800/school year

Students enrolled in Intermediate 5 (6/5) math, Course 1 (7/6) math or Course 2 (8/7) math pay an additional $25/month.

Grade Supervised-additional $30/month per student

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester to gain course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 

Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

Intermediate courses include the core subjects of English, History, Science, and Math and are offered ala carte, allowing students to enroll in just one to all four core courses.  

 

Tuition

Grades 7-12 Non-Accredited $60/month per course x 10 months; $600/year per course

Grades 7-12 Accredited $80 per course x 10 months; $800/year per course

********************************************************************

Elective classes are offered and information is sent the beginning of each semester.  Additional tuition is charged.

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester to gain course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 

Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

High School courses (grades 9-12) include the core subjects of English, History, Science, and Math and are offered ala carte, allowing students to enroll in just one to all four core courses.  

 

TUITION

Grades 7-12 Non-Accredited $60/month per course x 10 months; $600/year per course

Grades 7-12 Accredited $80 per course x 10 months; $800/year per course

*************************************************************

Elective courses will also be available and information will be sent at the beginning of each semester.  Electives are offered ala carte and additional tuition is charged.

 

Liahona also offers Fast-Track courses, which are online, self-paced accredited courses.  Each course is .5 credit and students have one year from the date of purchase to complete coursework.  Each Fast-Track course is $195.00 and can be purchased by following the link:https://liahona.thinkific.com/

PLEASE NOTE: Most students will choose one History and one Science class.  If you are following Liahona's 4-year rotation, this year's courses are US History 2: 1865 to Present and Astronomy.

 

Elementary Distance Education: Roots of Knowledge..  Live classes for students 1-6 grades will be broadcast daily. If you like the flexibility of recorded classes, you will still have that as classes are also recorded and put online daily; you can simply watch a day or week or whatever behind the live classes. This live program will allow you to have all of your elementary students on one computer/TV for most of the day learning together in a group. Live math classes will be available at each student's individual level as well.

Liahona Elementary does not require extra cost to be "accredited." With the help of our teachers and curriculum, students and parents will grade their own work to determine their final grades.

If you would like our teachers to be more involved in the grading process (i.e. grading select tests, papers, etc.) and receive a final grade each semester from the teachers, you may choose to be "Grade Supervised" for an additional $30 per month per student.

Distance Education Elementary Tuition

First Student is $130/month for 10 months; $1300/school year

Each additional student is $80/month x 10 months; $800/school year

Students enrolled in Intermediate 5 (6/5) math, Course 1 (7/6) math or Course 2 (8/7) math pay an additional $25/month.

Grade Supervised-additional $30/month per student

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester to gain course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 

Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

Intermediate courses include the core subjects of English, History, Science, and Math and are offered ala carte, allowing students to enroll in just one to all four core courses.  

 

Tuition

Grades 7-12 Non-Accredited $60/month per course x 10 months; $600/year per course

Grades 7-12 Accredited $80 per course x 10 months; $800/year per course

********************************************************************

Elective classes are offered and information is sent the beginning of each semester.  Additional tuition is charged.

Accredited vs. Non-Accreditation

Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may choose to be accredited or non-accredited. 

Accreditation follows the classic approach for schooling, requiring students to submit coursework for grading, passing tests, quizzes, etc.  Students are required to take and pass a proctored exam per semester to gain course credit.  Teachers will assign a final course grade at each semester's end.

Students grades 9-12 should choose to be accredited if seeking a high school diploma.

 

Non-accreditation facilitates homeschooling, allowing parents to oversee their student's learning.  Non-accredited students use Liahona's curriculum to assist parents in their homeschooling endeavors.  Parents assign final grades.  

  

High School courses (grades 9-12) include the core subjects of English, History, Science, and Math and are offered ala carte, allowing students to enroll in just one to all four core courses.  

 

TUITION

Grades 7-12 Non-Accredited $60/month per course x 10 months; $600/year per course

Grades 7-12 Accredited $80 per course x 10 months; $800/year per course

*************************************************************

Elective courses will also be available and information will be sent at the beginning of each semester.  Electives are offered ala carte and additional tuition is charged.

 

Liahona also offers Fast-Track courses, which are online, self-paced accredited courses.  Each course is .5 credit and students have one year from the date of purchase to complete coursework.  Each Fast-Track course is $195.00 and can be purchased by following the link:https://liahona.thinkific.com/

PLEASE NOTE: Most students will choose one History and one Science class.  If you are following Liahona's 4-year rotation, this year's courses are US History 2: 1865 to Present and Astronomy.

 

 

Registration Fee

A $50 non-refundable registration fee per student must be paid via debit or credit card before registration will be accepted.

Monthly Tuition Payments

The credit or debit card used for the registration fee automatically defaults to the form of payment for your student's account and will be charged monthly tuition fees. To change the form of payment, please contact our billing department or email  jeannie@liahonaed.com

Tuition is charged the 10th of each month, beginning in August with the last payment being in May.

It is your responsibility to ensure sufficient funds are in your account.

Please be aware, a $30 fee will be charged for insufficient funds.

 

Registration Fee Payment Link

Please click on the following link to pay the registration fee.

**Important**You MUST return to this form to submit registration after payment is made.  Unless you click submit, the registration will not be complete**

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