Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about Evergreen? We've answered the most common ones below. If you don't find what you're looking for, feel free to contact us.

What is required to be a part of Evergreen Christian School PSP?

Families who choose to become a part of the Evergreen PSP must agree to the guidelines and philosophy explained in our Vision Statement, Statement of Beliefs, Constitution, and Code of Conduct. Interested families are also required to meet with ECS administration in person. Contact us with any questions.

Can I take extension classes without being a part of the Evergreen PSP?

No. Enrollment in extension classes requires membership in the Evergreen PSP.

As members of the Evergreen PSP, are my students expected to enroll in all extension classes?

No (unless they want to!). Parents may choose which classes to enroll their students in — there is no requirement to take every class offered.

Are there required fees for Evergreen families?

Yes. As a homeschool co-op, Evergreen is completely self-supporting. Families entirely support the Evergreen ministry — we do not solicit outside donations and there are no paid Evergreen positions. However, God has blessed this PSP with resources that, at this time, allow us to keep costs relatively low. Contact ECS administration for current details.

How can Evergreen parents get involved?

There is always an opportunity for parents to joyfully serve! Opportunities include teaching extension classes, helping in the classroom, independent tutoring, assisting in planning events, and providing resources and supplies. If you'd like to discuss how to use your gifts in this ministry, please contact ECS administration.

Is enrollment limited?

Yes. Space is limited based on facilities and our vision statement values. We have a maximum capacity for student enrollment. Interested families must contact ECS administrators via email to express interest. We will then set up a personal interview. Enrollment is first-come, first-serve among families who are interviewed, confirmed by administrators, and complete enrollment forms.