Private School
Satellite Program
For All California
Homeschoolers

CALIFORNIA
CHRISTIAN
ACADEMY, PSP

Welcome 2025-2026 New Families!

Feel free to email me with any questions about new enrollment. Most enrollment inquiries can be addressed via email—apologies, but my work schedule doesn’t allow for phone calls.

STEP ONE

First, check if California Christian Academy PSP meets your family's homeschooling needs. READ MORE HERE.

STEP TWO

Complete and email the Administrator these three initial forms.

Enrollment forms and member questionnaire.
Invoice Request form
Once prospective member completes forms, email to the administrator as an attachment.

Once received, the Administrator will send an invoice via SQUARE. After payment is made, the new member will receive a welcome letter with additional forms and information.

STEP THREE

New members can begin planning their homeschooling day by choosing curriculum and supplies and creating their own teaching schedule.

If assistance is needed, the Administrator is available to help via email only.

CCA is an authorized reseller of Alpha Omega Curriculum. To explore a vibrant catalog, click here for more information. If you’re interested in ordering, fill out this order form. The Administrator offers FREE SHIPPING on orders of $100.00 or more.

Welcome to California Christian Academy, PSP (Private School Satellite Program). We are a non-campus school designed for California families who wish to independently oversee their children's education at home.

We welcome all Californians, no matter the distance.

All record-keeping is handled via email for a single annual per-family fee, with no additional per-student charges. To fully understand what CCA does and does not do, see Administrator Statement above or read this article here.

CCA is an authorized seller of ALPHA OMEGA PUBLICATIONS. To learn more about this fantastic curriculum, feel free to check out this page.

HISTORY REPEATS!!!

My children and their friends in 1990 wearing their Little House On The Prairie Bonnets while visiting Fresno Flats Museum.

My granddaughter Daisy, with her cousin Andy, wearing a newly sewn bonnet, (her Mimi made) while doing the Little House unit. Some things never get old!