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Secondary Academy
For Grades 6-12
The Secondary Academy offers academic instruction for students from a Christian perspective. At Home Run Ministries we do not replace you as the primary school rather our goal is to support your family in your homeschool journey.
All of our teachers hold a Bachelor’s degree or higher and each has extensive classroom experience. Each class offered in the program includes full instruction. That means you will not need to teach these classes at home, although students should plan to work under the supervision of their homeschool instructor for at least two additional days per week outside of the class meeting days.
Our teachers provide grades for each of the classes and report cards are generated on a quarterly basis. Parents can choose for their students to take anywhere from 1 to 4 classes in the program on Mondays and Wednesdays with a few classes offered on Tuesdays. Classes are usually capped at 15 students, but most of our classes have an enrollment of about 9-10.
We offer rigorous academic classes in the four core subjects of Math, English, Science and History. Electives are also offered as we see demand.
An overview of Courses
Core Classes
We offer rigorous academic classes in the four core subjects of Math, English, Science and History. In math, we offer Beginning Math through Pre-Calculus. In English, we offer Basic English through High School English 3 and 4. In science, we offer everything from General Science through Anatomy and Physiology, and in the social sciences we offer a 3 year middle school history cycle all the way through Government and Economics.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the steps for enrolling a new student?After applying for membership under the registration link, you will be given login information to register. More information will be given on the registration portal.
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Where do the classes meet?All classes meet in the Kingwood, Texas area.
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Are there skills my student needs to have to be successful?Class descriptions will show necessary prerequisites and students need to be able to read on level for the classes. For further information, please refer to the math and reading readiness evaluation document in the "Documents" tab.
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Does my child have to enroll in classes to take the standardized test in May?Registering for the standardized testing in May is optional for both HRM Elementary Academy students and other homeschooling students who do not attend HRM programs.
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When should I register for the next school year?The HRM Elementary Academy registration period begins April 15 and remains open until August 15.
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Can a student participate in one of the academic programs (Elementary Academy, Secondary Academy) and Super Friday?Yes, a student may register for one of the academic programs and Super Friday all in the same school year.
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May I visit one or more classes?Interested parents are welcome to visit Tuesday classes with a scheduled appointment during the school year in preparation for the following school year. Please call the office at 281-533-3599 to schedule a visit.
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Do you accept special education students?Most of the HRM teachers are not trained in special education techniques. The faculty and administration are happy to include special education students if a student can succeed in our classes with only minor modifications.
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Is HRM Elementary Academy a nut-free campus?While we are unable to guarantee that the building we use is nut-free, students are asked not to bring nuts or food items containing nuts to our campus for the Tuesday classes.
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Will my child be served lunch?Students staying for the lunch period between our morning and afternoon classes must bring a sack lunch from home that does not require heating or preparation (no nut products).
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Do you offer bus service for student transportation?No, we do not offer bus service, but we can refer families to other families living in the same vicinity for carpooling services.
