Frequently Asked Questions

Sol Academy Space Agency is a one-day-per-week STEM enrichment program for homeschool students in grades 3–12.

It is not a school and does not provide a full academic curriculum, grading, transcripts, or diplomas. Instead, it is a hands-on supplement designed to support and enhance your existing homeschool education by making math, physics, engineering, and technology exciting and purposeful through running a mock space agency.

No.

Sol Academy Space Agency is an enrichment program only. It complements your at-home homeschooling by providing immersive, project-based STEM experiences one day per week.

All core academic subjects, record-keeping, and compliance with Pennsylvania homeschool laws remain your responsibility as the home educator.

No.

As an enrichment program, we do not assign grades, issue report cards, or provide transcripts.

We do, however, help students build impressive portfolios of mission plans, calculations, designs, and presentations that families can include in their own homeschool records.

Perfectly!

With sessions just one day per week (different day options available), it adds social interaction, collaborative projects, and expert-led STEM instruction without overwhelming your family’s schedule.

Many families use the weekly “mission prep” assignments as meaningful math and science supplements to their core curriculum.

Yes—starting Fall 2026 and beyond!

Our pilot program focuses on building a strong foundation, with exciting enhancements like NASA-connected speakers and field trips planned for future terms.

We welcome homeschool students in grades 3–12, divided into three cohorts (3–5, 6–8, and 9–12) that work together in a family-style format within the same space agency.

Older students take on leadership roles and mentor younger ones, creating a supportive multi-age learning environment.

Yes.

We are committed to inclusivity and are happy to offer individualized support.

Please share any specific needs during the enrollment process so we can best support your child.

No prerequisites—just curiosity and a willingness to explore!

We provide all specialized materials.

Students only need bring notebooks and writing instruments.

Scientific calculators will be made available, but students having and bringing their own would be advantageous.

We prefer full-term commitments to maintain agency continuity and team dynamics, but “Hohmann transfer” students are always welcome, so please contact us to discuss options.

We want every family to feel confident before committing.

Our pilot program meets in-person at East Hills Moravian Church in Bethlehem, PA.

Sessions are 6 hours, (9:30 am - 3:30 pm,) with different weekday options.

Non-class-day support and snow-day makeups are conducted online.

Visit our Location page for more information.

For our Spring 2026 pilot program: three payments of $365 (or $275 per child with the 24% multi-child discount).

Volunteer opportunities can further reduce fees.

Enrolling in the pilot locks in the same rate for the full 2026–2027 school year and gives priority access to summer camps.

Visit our Tuition page for more information.

Visit our Enrollment page to select your preferred day, complete the short application, and secure your spot with the first payment. Spots are limited—reserve your child’s place in the agency today!