Frequently Asked Questions

Living Stones Academy accepts new families based on the teaching needs required for the upcoming school year and the available spaces in each class. We are looking for individuals who:  1. Love Jesus first and are eager to build relationships within a Christian homeschool community 2. Have a desire to serve others while raising children who will grow to serve the Lord.  3. Are willing and able to teach two LSA classes where needed 4. Will make a year-long teaching commitment to the other families 5. Will agree to all of our policies

LSA meets 12 weeks per semester, with classes having an off week every 3-4 weeks. On the off-weeks we offer (non-mandatory but really fun) field trips. Our school year begins in mid-August and ends in late April. We have an extended break between semesters. Prep students (7th-12th grade) can expect assignments to complete on our off weeks and during the Christmas break.

We meet on Tuesdays, 9 am-3 pm in Lindale area. If invited, you will receive the actual address of our facility.

LSA offers both academic and enrichment (elective) classes! You can see what classes are typically offered here:  Primary (K-6th) (/copy-of-prep)& Prep (7th-12th).(/general-6)

No. Each family is required to have at least one parent on campus serving the entire day on Tuesdays.

No, you may only bring your own children or those for whom you are the legal guardian.

New families pay a $15 app fee (Due as soon as we invite your family).  Each semester, each family pays • Facility fee of $45 • Family fee of $45 • Supply fee of $40/student (PK-12th) or $20/nursery child (under age 3). • Any required books are additional (see example of booklist (https://www.livingstoneslindale.com/booklists)- but check before purchasing!) • Elective classes might have an additional cost (though this is very rare).

We are a distinctly Christian co-op, so every family at LSA must agree to and sign our Statement of Faith. We practice a loose mix of neoclassical and Charlotte Mason style learning with a focus on hands-on and discussion-based learning.