Three Day Program
Registration: Current Students Feb 1 • New Students Feb 15
Monday, Wednesday & Friday- $650/month
Grades 1st-5th
Aug 17, 2026 - May 5, 2027
​Overview
​CHEC's 3 day program provides all core academic and elective classes your student needs for a complete education for grades 1st-5th. Our program runs for 32 weeks, meeting Monday, Wednesday and Fridays from 9:30am-2:30pm in West Boynton Beach, FL. Students take Math & English 3 days a week, Science, History, weekly PE class and a number of electives throughout the year including but not limited to Sports, Theater, STEM, Art, Music and more. Students also participate in two field trips throughout the year, field day, picture day, Christmas party, yearbook end of year signing party, CHEC fellowships and more. Details on our courses described below.
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Students entering first grade should demonstrate grade-level readiness in reading, writing, and math.
​​T​uition
Full Responsibility: The Parent acknowledges that they are responsible for the entire year’s tuition upon registration, regardless of whether the Student completes the program under any circumstance.
Non-Refundable Payments: All payments made to CHEC are non-refundable.
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Total: $8,300 per year
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Tuition Breakdown:
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$500 registration payment due at registration checkout
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Scholarship direct pay for this fee only eligible for Unique Abilities (UA) scholarship students not PEP students. See Step Up for Students for scholarship specifics
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$650/month per student May 1-Apr 1​​
- ​​​12 monthly payments (May-Apr) of $650/month per student. Direct pay through EMA scholarship portal using UA or PEP scholarship available for monthly payments.
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- Details on tuition & fees breakdown click here​
- 3x CHEC T-shirts included with registration
*We reserve the right to change curriculum without changing subject matters at any point throughout the year, in which case program tuition will not be refunded.
During registration, please select the appropriate grade and math level based on your child’s birthdate. Singapore Math Primary Mathematics 2022 Edition Placement test can be found here.
Core Classes
Math
Our elementary math program is designed to cultivate a deep understanding of mathematical concepts, following the highly acclaimed Singapore Math philosophy through the Primary Mathematics curriculum. By following the Singapore Math philosophy, students develop a deep and lasting understanding of mathematics. They learn not only how to perform calculations but also why mathematical concepts work, setting a strong foundation for future academic success and problem-solving skills in everyday life. Families will receive a weekly summary of the concepts covered in class so students can continue practicing and reinforcing their learning at home. Students can choose to be in a math level equal to or one grade level below their current grade. Placement tests can be found here.
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Curriculum: Primary Mathematics 2022 Edition
Writing & Grammar
Our elementary writing and grammar class is designed to build confident, skilled, and creative young writers. The curriculum provides students with the tools to express their thoughts clearly and effectively while developing a solid understanding of grammar, sentence structure, and the writing process. Students take writing & grammar three days a week to complete their yearlong curriculum with no homework. ​
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Curriculum SY26-27:
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Grades 1st-2nd:
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ELA: Primary Phonic’s Phonetic Games
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Primary Arts of Language: Writing Student Book
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Primary Arts of Language: Teacher Manual
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Handwriting (IEW) and Literature Read Alouds
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Grades 2nd-3rd​
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IEW Discoveries in Writing
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Cursive-Memoria Press Simply Classical Copybook 2
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Literature Read Alouds
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Grades 3rd-4th​
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IEW Frontiers in Writing
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IEW Fix It Grammar: Level 1 Nose Tree
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Cursive-Memoria Press Simply Classical Copybook Three
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Literature Read Alouds​​​​
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Grades 4th-5th
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IEW Structure and Style 1A
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IEW Fix It Grammar: Level 1 Nose Tree
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Cursive
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Literature Read Alouds
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History
While history never appears on any college entrance testing, wisdom & virtue is at the top of CHEC's mind to develop in the short time we have our students. Each week in their history class that corresponds with the 4 cycles of CHEC (Ancient, Medieval, Early Modern and Modern), the class will explore the highlights of the era doing shorter unit studies on topics using living books.
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Curriculum: Biblioplan - Early Modern
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Physical Education
Our sports program includes specialized sports like tennis, pickleball, golf, and volleyball, each taught by experienced instructors who focus on skill development, strategy, and enjoyment. Traditional physical education classes provide a foundation for overall fitness, incorporating aerobic exercises, team games, and recreational activities to keep students active and engaged. Students take PE once a week at West Boynton Park and Recreation Center and are shuttled to/from the Center in our CHEC vans.
Experiment Based Science
Science at CHEC is designed to spark curiosity through engaging, hands-on experiments and interactive lessons that bring scientific concepts to life. Each week, students participate in exciting labs and activities that correspond with the science cycle they are studying, allowing them to explore the wonders of God's creation in a meaningful and memorable way. Through inquiry, observation, and discovery, students build a strong foundation in scientific thinking while developing a genuine love for learning. All science materials and lab supplies are included in tuition.
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Cycle SY26-27: Physical Science
Elective Classes
STEM
Students rotate through different STEM topics such as LEGO® Robotics, coding, animation, drones, circuitry and much more. Our hands-on tools make learning playful, engaging and relevant while developing students’ ability for critical thinking, communication and 21st century skills. Using the same programs and technology that are used in schools across the country give our students a competitive edge.
Art
A study done on Florida students that took in-school arts classes and/or private arts classes throughout their school career showed significantly higher scores on their college placement tests in the verbal and and increased scores on their math. Hundreds, if not thousands, of years of evidence support the link between participating in arts programs and higher academic achievement, deeper appreciation of life, greater capacity to empathize and problem solving abilities. Elementary students take an art class each week .
Math Games
Did you know that math games are the equivalent to learning math that books are to learning to read? A significant portion of a students math education should come in the form of playing math games. We take this off your plate and let the kids do this with their friends in this yearlong class. 10 games according to grade/skill level are introduced and taught throughout the year. Through math games concepts such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, logic, time, money and measurements are reviewed and enforced.
L.I.F.E in Theatre
Learning Intentional Fun Exercises
Theater has been a part of the education process for thousands of years. Participation in theater improves self esteem, teaches empathy and teamwork, increases academic motivation and performance and above all gives the students the chance to fail, get back up and try again in a safe environment. Our elementary students learn, study all aspects of stage production, costuming, lighting, sound and perform a full Christmas play in the fall session.
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Music
Students learn the basics of music theory in a fun-filled class. They also learn and study classical composers and pieces of classical music to further their appreciation of beautiful music. The class coordinates with calendar holidays and learn the historical songs that we all remember.
Chess
CHEC loves Chess. Whereas most schools with a chess program don't begin until 2nd or 3rd grade, we begin in 1st grade. Children are taught the history, basics and how to play a game without errors and as they improve they are instructed on strategy and algebraic notation. A pastime at CHEC, you will see CHEC kids playing chess together in STEM class, math games, open play days and other down times. Since the whole school learns how to play together there's never a shortage of other people to play with at any CHEC event.
Experiences
Field Trips
As part of the CHEC Experience program, elementary students participate in one field trip each semester. These hands-on experiences are designed to extend learning beyond the classroom, allowing students to explore new environments, connect classroom lessons to the real world, and engage in meaningful, experiential learning opportunities that support their academic and personal growth.
Class Trips
Starting in 5th grade, students at CHEC embark on overnight class trips as part of their CHEC Experiences program, marking an exciting milestone in their learning journey. These trips allow students to explore new environments, build independence, and strengthen relationships with their peers outside the classroom. Overnight trips in particular hold special value — they encourage teamwork, self-reliance, and confidence, while deepening students’ sense of community and curiosity about the world around them. Each trip becomes a meaningful extension of the classroom, blending adventure with personal growth.
School Experiences
At CHEC, we believe homeschool students deserve the full “school experience,” not just the academics. That’s why we intentionally create moments like Field Day, school picture day, Valentine exchanges, Christmas parties, and yearbooks—so students can build friendships, make memories, and feel part of something bigger. These events give our students the joy, connection, and childhood traditions they might otherwise miss, while still thriving in a homeschool lifestyle.