About Us
Who are We?
We are Protestant Christians, and while our primary focus is education, our mission reaches far deeper. We are committed to nurturing students in a personal relationship with Jesus, preparing them for a life of service, and inspiring them to boldly share the gospel with the world.
It is also our goal to equip students to stand firm in their faith—both today and for eternity—through a strong commitment to academic excellence, intentional spiritual growth, and a clear sense of mission.
“Remnant Preparatory School is an incredible private Christian school that God has raised up for these last days!”
About Remnant Preparatory School
Remnant Preparatory School (RPS), founded in 2014 and incorporated shortly thereafter, is an accredited K–12 online private Christian school committed to expanding the ways students learn, grow, and experience education. Like other respected Seventh-day Adventist online academies, RPS blends live, synchronous instruction with flexible, asynchronous learning, ensuring that every student receives a high-quality, Christ-centered education tailored to their needs.
Our certified teachers meet with students in real time, offering individualized, focused instructions (synchronous learning), nurturing curiosity, and igniting a passion for learning. Through intentional mentorship and a curriculum grounded in biblical principles, students gain the academic strength, spiritual grounding, and life skills needed to thrive in today’s world—and prepare for the world to come.
Who Do We Serve?
RPS serves students across the United States and internationally, providing a personalized, interactive virtual classroom where meaningful student–teacher engagement happens daily, no matter where a family lives.
Real-Time Instruction – teachers and students meet in real time, daily (see class schedule) through an online virtual classroom environment (Zoom Education):
- Students attend live classes (grade-level cohort groups).
- Students are safe at home, gathered in their local church or homeschool community group while experiencing the same classroom instruction and interactions as traditional learners.
- Excellent curriculum: Our curriculum is academically sound. It meets educational standards and engages students mentally and spiritually. Students follow a Bible-based/excellent academic curriculum.
- Teachers actively engage students: students actively participate in classroom discussions, labs, critical thinking development assignments, and peer collaborations.
- Students interact and develop genuine relationships with faculty and peers.
- Teachers and students attend class field trips, mission trips, and other scheduled meet-ups.
- Graduation: RPS hosts graduation in person at a designated location. School administration will communicate with parents about the graduation location in March of the school year. We encourage all graduates to attend and non-graduates to join in support.
A Seventh-Day Adventist Educational Ministry
RPS is owned and operated by a self-supported Seventh-day Adventist educational ministry in the United States. Our school reflects the long-standing Adventist commitment to whole-person education—developing the mind, body, and spirit through a distinctly Christian worldview.
A Global Learning Community
By God’s grace, RPS has grown into a global ministry with branch offices in several regions, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Philippines, with Bulgaria coming soon. This international presence allows us to support families across time zones and cultures while maintaining a unified, mission-driven educational model.
For RPS students, the classroom is wherever learning happens:
- At home.
- In the beauty of nature.
- In local churches (cohort groups).
- Within homeschool community groups.
- Or even on the mission field (missionary parents).
Wherever there is an internet connection, your child has a classroom.
RPS Enrollment Options (Plans)
Remnant Preparatory School offers four distinct pathways to support the diverse educational needs of families seeking a Christian education in the United States and around the world. Each plan provides access to high‑quality, Christ‑centered instruction while allowing parents to choose the structure that best fits their child‘s learning style, schedule, and location.
Option 1: Full‑Time Program (K–12)
A complete accredited online Christian school experience.
Overview
The Full‑Time Program is designed for families seeking a structured, school‑of‑record online education with daily live classes, academic oversight, and graduation eligibility. Here goes your text … Select any part of your text to access the formatting toolbar.
Program Features
- Accredited K–12 online private Christian school.
- Students take 6–8 courses per semester.
- Follows a traditional 180‑day school year (August–May).
- RPS serves as the school of record.
- Daily attendance required in live, synchronous classes.
- Certified teachers provide real‑time instruction and individualized support.
Academic Support
- Assigned full‑time counselor for course planning and academic monitoring.
- Official transcripts and report cards issued through Parchment Services.
Testing and Requirements
- Standardized testing required twice per year (fall and spring).
Community and Activities
- Live class discussions and group projects.
- In‑person field trips and service opportunities.
- Student‑led ministries and extracurricular clubs.
Graduation
- In‑person graduation ceremony.
- End‑of‑year field trip or mission trip.
- Eligible for a Standard High School Diploma issued by RPS.
Option 2: RPS Flex Plan (A‑La‑Carte Courses)
Accredited individual courses for homeschoolers or students enrolled elsewhere.
Overview
The RPS Flex Plan allows students to take one or more accredited online courses without enrolling full‑time. This option is ideal for supplementing a homeschool program or traditional school schedule.
Program Features
- Enroll in individual courses as needed.
- Flexible pacing within course guidelines.
- No daily attendance requirement.
- Certified teachers provide instruction and grading.
Academic Structure
- RPS does not serve as the school of record.
- Grades and course completion records provided for transfer.
- No standardized testing required.
Ideal For
- Homeschool families needing accredited coursework.
- Students needing credit recovery or enrichment.
- Traditional school students supplementing their schedule.
Option 3: Traditional Homeschool Plan
Parent‑directed homeschooling with RPS umbrella school support.
Overview
The RPS Traditional Homeschool Plan is designed for families who want to maintain full control of their child‘s education while receiving the support and accountability needed to comply with local home‑education guidelines. This plan allows parents to preside over their child‘s learning while partnering with RPS for oversight, evaluation, and documentation.
Program Overview
RPS serves as an umbrella school facilitator for parents who choose to homeschool their children. While parents remain the primary instructors and curriculum decision‑makers, RPS provides structured academic oversight to ensure students remain on track and meet state or regional home‑education requirements.
Facilitator Support and Evaluations
- Each family is assigned an RPS facilitator who monitors the student’s academic progress.
- The facilitator conducts portfolio evaluations twice per year, reviewing student work, progress, and mastery of core subjects.
- These evaluations help families meet local government home‑education guidelines, providing documentation often required for compliance.
Parent‑Directed Learning
- Parents select and implement their own curriculum and instructional methods.
- Families maintain daily schedules, assignments, and learning routines that best fit their child’s needs.
- RPS does not serve as the school of record in this plan; parents retain full responsibility for grades and academic records.
Flexibility and Optional Support
- Families may choose to supplement their homeschool program with RPS Flex (A‑La‑Carte) courses if they want accredited coursework in specific subjects.
- This plan is ideal for families who want the freedom of homeschooling with the reassurance of professional oversight and evaluation.
Ideal For
- Parents seeking a traditional homeschool experience with added accountability.
- Families needing support to meet state or government home‑education requirements.
- Students who thrive with parent‑directed learning.
- Families who want flexibility while maintaining a connection to a Christian educational community.
Option 4: RPS Global (International Homeschool Program)
A flexible, internationally accessible homeschool‑support program for families living outside the United States.
Overview
RPS Global is designed for international families who want a Christ‑centered homeschool experience with optional academic support, access to RPS courses, and connection to a global Christian learning community.
Program Features
- Available to families outside the United States.
- Flexible, parent‑directed homeschooling with RPS oversight options.
- Optional enrollment in RPS Flex courses for accredited subjects.
- Access to RPS global support offices (US, UK, the Philippines, and Bulgaria coming soon).
Academic Structure
- Parents may choose full autonomy or partial support.
- RPS may assist with curriculum recommendations.
- Families may combine RPS Flex courses with their own curriculum.
- RPS does not automatically serve as the school of record unless the family enrolls full‑time.
Ideal For
- International homeschool families seeking Christian guidance.
- Mission families living abroad.
- Families needing flexible time‑zone‑friendly learning options.
- Students who want occasional accredited courses without full enrollment.
For More Information
Please go to the Admissions page for more details.
Ideal For
- Parents seeking a traditional homeschool experience with added accountability.
- Families needing support to meet state or government home‑education requirements.
- Students who thrive with parent‑directed learning.
- Families who want flexibility while maintaining a connection to a Christian educational community.
High School Core Academic Subjects Include (Summary)
- Religion: Bible I/II/III/IV
- English: English I/II/III/IV
- Math: Algebra I/II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus (AP), and Consumer Math
- Sciences: Physical Science, Earth Science, Biology and Lab, Chemistry and Lab, Physics, and More
- Social Studies: Geography, World History, US History, US Government, Economics, Physical Education: PE, Health, and Nutrition
- Language: Hebrew I/II and Spanish I/II
- Communications: Intro Information Technology and Communications I/II
- Finance: Intro. Personal Finance, Financial Principles, and Personal Finance
- Others: Art I/II, Practical Life Skills, Digital Yearbook, ACT Test Prep, and More
RPS Encourages Homeschool Parents to Do the Following
- Pray with your child before and after each teaching session.
- When homeschooling, it is crucial to establish a clean environment with limited distractions so your child can study with limited disruptions and be 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.
- RSP offers “real-time” engaging instruction for students at different locations – joined together in a virtual classroom environment.
- Students connect from their homes or school in a live virtual classroom using their personal or school device.
- Students form lasting, meaningful relationships with their teachers and classmates!
A List of Resources All Students are Provided
- Real-time instruction from teachers in every class.
- eBooks (some textbooks are issued electronically).
- An iPad (optional).
- Teachers, as well as student tutors, provide after-school tutoring.
- Counseling – academic, college, career, and parent/teacher conferences.
- Outreach Programs – spiritual retreats, mission trips, and community service outreach.
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/academically 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.
Required Technology to Attend Class
- Computer or Laptop with a Webcam
- Headset with a Mic
- Printer/Scanner
- Internet Connection (High-Speed Connection, If Possible)
These components will enable you to enjoy many learning opportunities and communicate with your teacher and classmates. Grades 8 to 12 students also receive their own email address for school use only.
If you have any questions, please contact us via telephone, email, our social media platforms (Facebook and X), or facsimile.