Carpe Scholé has been operating with a scholé philosophy since 2017. We are committed to supporting home education parents and students with academic and extracurricular activities in a community of Christian values. For the 2025/2026 academic year, we have revamped our program to meet the needs of traditional home education families in a changing education marketplace. This Home Education Instructional Program (HEIP) aims to meet the need for a like-minded community and a positive peer group targeting middle and high school students. This program is ideal for more mature families whose children are all school-aged.
Our monthly on-site days will foster classroom experiences that support the typical academic progression of students with science labs, discussion, and popular elective activities. Four projects with presentations for the year will help equip your students with skills to enhance transcripts, scholarship applications, teamwork, and build other skills.
For the 2025-2026 academic year, Carpe Scholé’s main program will meet 16 days, one Tuesday a month on-site, and one Friday a month for a community field trip. Class days occur monthly on Tuesdays at the Gull Point Community Center. (This organization is not sponsored or endorsed by Gull Point or the City of Pensacola.) . For classroom management purposes, we require that only enrolled students, tutors, and parent volunteers be in the classroom. Parents are welcome to volunteer as assistants, but are asked not to bring in small children or side-bar conversations.
Carpe Scholé is a volunteer-led 501c3 organization. Parent support is required to keep the community program effective and engaging. We are a faith-based Christian homeschooling community comprised of varied denominations of the Protestant faith. While we believe in upholding and respecting the denominational, political, and parenting differences of the family unit, we also agree to a common statement of faith and behavioral standard while attending program events.