About us

Remnant Preparatory School (RPS), founded in 2015, provides a high-quality, personalized education experience to students in the United States and abroad (International) in grades K-12 in a live-virtual classroom – direct student/teacher interaction wherever you are. The main office in the United States, RPS, is owned and operated by a Self-Supported Seventh-day Adventist educational ministry.

RPS provides an exciting opportunity for students in the United States, United Kingdom, Philippines, and other countries to learn directly from a live teacher. For RPS students, the classroom is in the home, in the natural beauty of nature, in local churches, in homeschool community groups, or on the mission field. Wherever an internet connection is accessible is your child’s classroom.

RPS creates an atmosphere that encourages a positive, supportive, Christ-like environment that promotes a child’s spiritual growth, self-esteem, and sense of security. We teach all standard core courses. Our curriculum follows Bible-based principles, comprised of faith-based lessons that encourage children to develop a relationship with God.

Teaching through live-video conferencing: Students are safe at home, gathered in their local church or homeschool community group, while experiencing the same classroom instruction and interactions as traditional students.

Students follow a Bible-based/ academic excellent curriculum and complete assignments relevant to their spiritual and academic growth.
Actively participate in classroom discussions.
Interact and develop real relationships with faculty and peers.

SCHOOL PLAN OPTIONS:  

RPS FULL TIME:  RPS Full Time is a fully online private Christian school requiring students to take a standard course load of 7 to 8 courses per semester. The school runs on a traditional 180-day academic calendar (August to May) and serves as the school of record, managing all student transcripts and progress reports.

• School schedule: Daily attendance required, August-May
• School Record: RPS full-time counselor advises the student on course progression plan, manages transcript, and the school issues official report cards.
• Standardized Test: RPS administers an approved standardized test twice (2) per academic year, fall and spring semesters. Testing is required for all full-time students.
• Graduation: RPS graduates participate in a live face-to-face graduation program and end-of-year field trip and/or mission trip.
• Diploma: Standard high school diploma issued by RPS Full Time.

RPS FLEX or A-LA-CARTE PLAN (Individual Courses):  RPS Flex offers students the opportunity to take individual courses through RPS Flex, either in addition to courses at a traditional school or as part of a homeschool education.

High School Core academic courses include: Bible, English I/II/III/IV, Algebra I/II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus (AP), Consumer Math, Biology & Lab, Chemistry & lab, Physics, Geography, World History, US History, US Government, Economics, Physical Education, Health, Hebrew I/II, Spanish I/II, Art I/II, Practical Life Skills, Intro Information technology, Communications I/II, Intro. Personal Finance, Financial Principles, Personal Finance, Digital Yearbook, ACT Test Prep, and more.

RSP Traditional Homeschool Plan:  Many states have rules and guidelines regarding parents homeschooling their children. RPS serves as a facilitator to parents who are homeschooling their children. The traditional homeschool plan option provides the service of a facilitator who closely monitors the student’s academic performance through portfolio evaluations conducted twice a year. This great option enables parents to comply with home-education government guidelines and preside over their child’s education.

RPS encourages homeschool parents to do the following:

• Pray with your child before and after each teaching session.
• When homeschooling, it is important to establish a clean environment where distractions are limited for your child to study on a regular schedule.  
• Study routines are valuable for learning discipline. They also help your child stay on track with weekly, monthly, and yearly academic goals.
• Create a schedule and expect your child to stick to it. Modify the schedule when necessary to help your child stay challenged while still able to achieve your expectations.  
• Keep records and documentation. You should keep thorough records of your child’s education. Good record-keeping will benefit students applying for colleges or trade schools after high school.