Scholars Online Contacts and Support

Contact information

For Questions on:	Contact	Email, Phone, Address

Administrative policies Records and Transcripts	Administration	admin@scholarsonline.org

Membership Registration Enrollment changes Account access Payments	Accounts Management	accounts@scholarsonline.org Scholars Online P. O. Box 6039 Bellevue, WA 98008 Please note the name change in the new organization: we are no longer Scholars' Online Academy.

Curriculum Planning Academic Requirements Enrollment Options	Academic Support	acadsupport@scholarsonline.org Telephone (541) 490-9353 [1pm-7pm Pacific Time; be sure to leave a voice message if calling outside these times and your call will be returned.]

Client-side access Browser settings	Technical Support	techsupport@scholarsonline.org Telephone (425) 753-3155 [Leave voice message if no answer]

Bounced email?	Alternate email address	scholarsonline@mindspring.com Please use this email address only to report problems reaching us through the scholarsonline.org domain addresses.

Supporting Us

Mrs. LaJuana Decker

Academic Support

Mrs. Decker is widely known in homeschooling circles for her advocacy of classical Christian education. As a parent whose students enrolled in courses taught by Dr. Bruce and Dr. Christe McMenomy at ISLAS, she is familiar with our approach to classical education, and the level and content of our Scholars Online courses. We are greatly blessed that Mrs. Decker is willing to volunteer her time to help prospective and current Scholars Online members determine whether our courses will meet their needs.

If you have any questions about planning your student's curriculum at Scholars Online, you may email her or phone her for help.

Miss Sarah McMenomy

Technical Support

Miss McMenomy was homeschooled from childhood through high school, during which time she also took classes from ISLAS. She completed a B. A. in Fine Arts at Whitman College in Walla Walla, WA, where she also worked for two years in the Technology Services department, supporting faculty, staff, and students using a variety of operating systems, word processors, and browsers, to accomplish their academic tasks, while creating websites for herself and others. She now works as an Apple Genius, while building her portfolio of art projects in her spare time. She may be reached by e-mail at any time if you have technical issues in configuring your browser to access the Scholars Online site or Moodle, and is occasionally available by telephone as well.