North Carolina Online Christian School (Pre-K–12) | Southeast Academy
NORTH CAROLINA ONLINE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Online Christian School for North Carolina Families (Pre‑K⁠–⁠12)

Provide your child with a high-quality, fully accredited Pre-K–12 education rooted in a Biblical worldview. For over 42 years, Southeast Academy has partnered with families across North Carolina to offer flexible learning, dedicated teacher support, and simple record-keeping.
  • Accredited
  • 42+ years experience
  • Certified Teacher Support
  • Flexible 10- or 12-month options
  • Advanced Technology
  • Supportive Community
  • Comprehensive Curriculum
  • Personalized Learning Experience

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Accredited
Recognized online Christian education with academic records.
42+ Years
Decades of experience supporting homeschool families.
Pre-K–12
Programs for early learning through high school.
Teacher Support
Guidance, grading, and support for students and parents.
WHY NORTH CAROLINA FAMILIES CHOOSE SOUTHEAST ACADEMY

A flexible school option for North Carolina families who want structure and support

Southeast Academy combines the freedom of learning at home with the support families often need most: teacher involvement, grades, records, transcripts, and a Christian learning environment.

Faith-based learning

Give your student an education shaped by a Christian worldview while keeping school flexible for your home routine.

Accredited academics

Families move forward with confidence knowing SEA emphasizes excellence in learning and the grading, records, and transcripts are done for you.

Flexible pacing

Choose a traditional 10-month schedule or a year-round 12-month option, with weekly flexibility built into the learning experience.
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Teacher support

Students and parents are not left to figure everything out alone. SEA provides academic support, grading, and guidance.
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Parent visibility

Progress tracking, report cards, and parent access help families stay informed without building a school system from scratch.
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Diploma path options

High school students can pursue diploma-track coursework with transcriptions, graduation support, and the opportunity for dual enrollment.
MADE FOR NORTH CAROLINA FAMILIES

For North Carolina parents who need a better school fit

Whether you’re in Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, Winston-Salem, Fayetteville, Cary, Wilmington, Asheville—or anywhere in between—online learning can make school fit your life, not the other way around.

Great fit for families who need:

A safer, calmer learning environment
Flexibility for travel sports, performing arts, or frequent moves
A structured program that still allows independent pacing
A Christian worldview integrated into learning
Programs by grade

Online Christian education from Pre-K through 12th grade

Build the right path for your student with grade-level programs designed for at-home learning, academic progress, and family support.
Early learning

Pre-K & Kindergarten

Foundational learning with parent-friendly structure, hands-on support, and faith-based lessons for younger students.
Elementary

1st–5th Grade

Core subjects, progress support, and flexible online learning designed to help elementary students grow with confidence.
Middle school

6th–8th Grade

Prepare students for stronger independence with structured coursework, parent visibility, and Christian worldview learning.
High school

9th–12th Grade

Diploma-track coursework, transcripts, electives, and graduation planning support for families thinking ahead.
Tuition

Transparent pricing

SEA publishes tuition by grade and program, helping families compare options before they enroll.
Enrollment

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Parent stories

What Parents & Students Say

Don’t just take our word for it—hear from families who have trusted Southeast Academy with their child’s education and success.
“Thank you Southeast Academy for providing the convenience of homeschooling with the support of your school staff. You have taken the guess work out of homeschooling.”
NC, Jennifer
My son was barely a C student when in public school. We decided to try home school so that I was there to give him the one on one time he needed. This will be the third year my son has been with SEA and he is now consistently on the AB Honor Roll, and he barely ever needs my help anymore! I tell anyone interested in homeschooling about SEA!
NC, Brandy V
“I have tried several other homeschooling programs but was not happy with the service or the curriculum. When I came across your site I was thrilled with the many options you offered. The cost was so reasonable and I really appreciate the payment plan. My teen is so motivated to work with the online program.”
Susan
NORTH CAROLINA PARENT FAQ

Quick answers before you enroll

Use these answers to decide whether Southeast Academy is the right online Christian school option for your family.

Yes. North Carolina families may use a distance learning or online program as part of their home school. Southeast Academy can provide Christian curriculum, teacher support, grading, academic records, and high school transcript support, while parents remain responsible for following North Carolina homeschool requirements.

North Carolina requires you to file a Notice of Intent with the Division of Non-Public Education (DNPE), and the person providing instruction must hold at least a high school diploma or its equivalent (such as a GED). Families also keep an attendance record and disease immunization records for each student.

North Carolina home schools must operate on a regular schedule for at least nine calendar months of the year, excluding reasonable holidays and vacations. Southeast Academy is structured to support a consistent, full-year schedule so your family can easily meet this requirement.

Yes. North Carolina requires every enrolled student to take a nationally standardized achievement test each year in English grammar, reading, spelling, and mathematics, with the results kept on file for at least one year. The requirement applies once your child reaches North Carolina's compulsory attendance age of 7, regardless of grade level. Southeast Academy includes this standardized testing for grades 3–12, helping families stay on track and keep records for their files.

No. In North Carolina the Notice of Intent is a one-time filing; your home school stays open until you notify DNPE that you've closed it." (You do not need to renew the Notice of Intent every year – operation continues until the school is officially closed.)

"File before you begin and wait for DNPE's written acknowledgment before withdrawing your child. The online filing system closes briefly each spring and reopens in early July; schools may open July through April." (Notice of Intents may be submitted or filed July-April; the NOI form is unavailable in May–June.)

"No. Home school students don't take the state end-of-grade tests; NC only requires a nationally standardized achievement test, which Southeast Academy includes." (Homeschoolers typically cannot take the state end-of-grade tests and must purchase their own.)

Yes. Southeast Academy offers accredited programs with certified teacher support and grading, including diploma-track options for high school students.

Flexible pacing, optional 10- or 12-month structures, a Christian curriculum, dedicated teacher support, and a program designed for at-home learning—so school fits around your family's life and schedule.
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