HOMESCHOOL HYBRID PROGRAM

A hybrid homeschool program combines learning at home with scheduled, in-person instruction at a school. The specific balance of home learning and classroom instruction varies by program.

At Northshore Christian Academy in Everett, Washington, our Hybrid Homeschool Program offers families an opportunity to explore a different approach to education: offering in-person instruction and access to our NCA programs, experiences, and offerings. 

 NCA's Hybrid Homeschool Program is currently available to students in Kindergarten through fifth grade. Families can contact our admissions team to learn about grade-level availability and enrollment requirements. 

Yes! Families can contact Northshore Christian Academy to learn about opportunities to visit campus, meet our team, and explore the program. Join us for one of our Open Houses or schedule a tour with our admissions team. 

Families interested in NCA's Hybrid Homeschool Program can begin by exploring the parent handbook and scheduling a tour. Our admissions team can answer questions about eligibility, program expectations, availability, and next steps. Use the link below to apply! 

 Yes. Northshore Christian Academy's mission is to partner with families to provide a superior Christian education that develops spiritual, academic, and personal excellence in a Christ-centered environment. Hybrid students attend morning chapel on Wednesdays. 

Talk to your advisor. There is some flexibility in certain subjects, and the list is not meant to be a hard wall. The point of the approved list is quality and consistency, not restriction. If there is a good reason to use something different, that conversation is worth having.

Yes. Wearing the NCA uniform helps our hybrid students feel confident on campus and part of the Lions community. Visit our school webpage to see more information about our uniforms and where you can purchase Lions apparel items - https://nca.school/campus-life/student-life/school-uniforms .

Tell your advisor as soon as you see a pattern, not at the end of the quarter. The earlier you flag it, the more options you have. Your advisor can help adjust pacing, connect you to the Thrive Tutoring program, or suggest a different approach.

Yes. Some options include Lions’ Club, sports camps, Cheer, and robotics teams. You will receive school-wide newsletters ( The All School News) which will include information about how to get involved. (Fees will apply.)

In general, on-campus days are required. If your family has to miss a Wednesday due to illness, a family emergency, or planned travel, let your advisor, Hybrid Teacher, or the Homeschool Hybrid Director know as soon as possible. We also appreciate the desire of families to travel with their students, so please work with your advisor as far in advance as possible to plan around family trips.

Your advisor handles most things. For program-level or administrative questions, reach out to Janet Christy, Homeschool Hybrid Program Director, at jchristy@nca.school.

Traditional homeschooling typically places primary responsibility for instruction on the family. Hybrid homeschooling combines home-based learning with scheduled instruction or learning experiences at a school.

 A traditional full-time private school generally provides instruction on campus throughout the regular school week. A hybrid homeschool program combines home-based learning with scheduled school-based instruction. 

Absolutely! NCA’s Hybrid Homeschool students participate in in-person classes alongside other students. We are continually seeking opportunities for collaboration, community, and meaningful relationships. Hybrid students can also participate in NCA programs and extracurricular activities, including athletics, clubs, robotics, and summer camps!