WIKU

 

 

 

All parents of WIKU students are required to sign the Declaration of Intent to home school    

 forms with the Georgia Department of Education and a copy is  also retained at the center.

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​Attendance reports are maintained for each student in attendance each  month.

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Transcripts are maintained for all students at the center and contain all courses completed

and the total number of clock hours.

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End of course tests are administered to all students at the end of each course taken.

 

WIKU utilizes the California Achievement Test (CAT), the Iowa Tests of Basic Skills (ITBS), Iowa Tests of

Educational  Development (ITED), and the Basic Achievement Skills Inventory

(BASI) for testing.

 

Students at the center are given many opportunities to engage in field trips

and other group activities.

 

When a student transfers from the center, the administration at the center assists the receiving

school in the placement of the student in the right grade level or course.

 

 The center serves students a maximum of 60% of the required time with the other 40%  done at home.

 

The school year consists of 180 days.

 

The center has a curriculum planner with a doctorate degree.

 

                          The center staff believes that each child is unique and needs a safe, nurturing, and supportive

environment where the child can grow and mature emotionally, intellectually, physically, and socially.

This philosophy is reflected in all aspects of the center.

 

 The center maintains official SAT/ACT reports of all seniors who take the exams.

 

 Funding for center operations is provided by the parents of the students enrolled and by donations.

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Schedule of Classes

8:30-9:30  Academics

9:30-10:30  Academics 

10:30-11:00  Break

11:00-12:00  Academics 

12:00-1:00 Academics

1:00-1:30 Enrichment