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Outlook Academy is an Alabama church school as defined in Alabama legal code 16-28-1. By enrolling their children, homeschooling parents comply with the compulsory school attendance law for children ages 6 - 17. Outlook Academy is based in Millbrook, Alabama, but accepts members statewide.
Outlook Academy is a hands-off church school. Because we believe that parents are best suited to direct the education of their children, Outlook Academy asks only for what the law requires yet offers support for your personal choices. We respect your privacy as well as your right to homeschool your children unencumbered by restrictions.
We accept new enrollments year-round. Click on Enrollment & Forms for forms and instructions.
Please read the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) before contacting the administrators with your questions. This will help limit interruptions to their homeschooling schedule. Thank you for your understanding! |
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Catalyst Speech and Debate Club offers a summer camp July 22-26 for homeschooled students to introduce them to competitive speech and debate. While participating in camp is not mandatory to being part of club next year, it is extremely helpful for students to understand the basics before fall. Also, participation in the camp does not mean you have to join club, although building up our club is definitely one of our goals!
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Academy Days Co-op in Millbrook is taking new enrollments for Fall 2013. Nearly 40 classes are being offered for homeschoolers in high school, junior high, elementary, preschool and nursery. Subjects vary according to grade levels, but include science labs, literature, creative writing, Spanish, oil painting, acrylic painting, U.S. history, P.E., and more!
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Finishing their homeschool studies for 2013 are Outlook Academy students Michael A. Claflin, William Lewandowski, Nicholas Oldham, Sarah Perz, Hannah Silvers, and Hannah Wiley.
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Lee Gonet will again teach her annual intensive ACT prep class this summer May 28 through June 1. Lee's unique method of having students take multiple practice tests combined with test review has increased students’ scores dramatically on the ACT. Prior students have attended with a wide range of abilities, working on their scores to avoid taking remedial classes in Math or English, to obtain admission to the school of their choice, or to qualify for scholarships.
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