Welcome to Scholars Online 2025!

New Courses for Summer and Fall

Make a New Year’s resolution to check out the courses now listing at Scholars Online for this summer and the coming fall. Enrollment will open March 1, 2025.

We’re already posting courses for the summer and fall, and we’ll be listing more as we get confirmation from our teachers. Start making your plans to learn world geography, view and discuss Shakespeare’s more popular plays, investigate how a candle burns with hands-on experiments, and improve your writing and programming skills this summer with these courses:

Plan now for next year! We’ve expanded our mathematics curriculum to provide courses from pre-Algebra to calculus. Our junior high curriculum includes literature courses aimed at helping young and intermediate readers learn to analyze and understand how stories are constructed. Our regular high school curriculum includes literature, mathematics, and science courses, of course, as well as Greek, Latin, and philosophy.

We will be adding courses weekly to our course listing, so check the 2025 Course Listing page frequently. There is a more comprehensive catalog with course descriptions available for download to help you choose courses. Let us know if you don’t see a course listed that you would like to take from us.

If you are interested in a custom-designed tutorial or chat sessions at a time other than those offered, please let the Administration Office know your course requirements and we will help you identify a tutor. Note that tutorial sessions are charged on a per-hour basis, with fees set by the tutor.

Have questions?

Check our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page for common questions and answers about Scholars Online.
Learn more about us by reading our blog, Continuing in the Word.
Our curriculum advisor can help you determine whether a course is right for your student.
You can also contact any of our teachers by clicking on the teacher’s name in his or her biography on the teachers’ page or by clicking on any teacher name in the full course description.
You can always email us directly at admin@scholarsonline.org with any questions, any time. Please let us know if you prefer a phone call response, and the best times to call.

Scholarship Fund

Scholars Online receives donations for scholarships directly, and dedicates all money received from its Bookstore Amazon Associates affiliation to the Scholarship fund. Scholarships are granted on a case-by-case basis for tuition assistance when students would otherwise be unable to take courses due to job loss, medical expenses, or other family emergencies. Please contact accounts@scholarsonline.org to request information about scholarship availability for our Summer and Academic Year Courses.

Direct contributions to our scholarship fund are tax-exempt, as Scholars Online is a 501(c)(3) organization. To make a donation by check or online, see our Scholarship page. You may also donate by making purchases from Amazon.com through the Scholars Online Bookstore site.

Dr. Bruce A. McMenomy • Dr. Christe A. McMenomy

www.scholarsonline.org

Scholars Online is a Washington state non-profit organization supporting Classical Christian Education for all students, regardless of race, creed, or age.