Family Intent to Re-Enroll Form

Aloha SBH Families,

It has been such a joy to partner with you this year at SBH and we look forward to many more!

We are offering current families priority in next years admissions during our Early Re-Enrollment window from January 9th-February 1st. Following February 1st, we will begin filling seats in classes as we get new families applying and we can’t guarantee a place for your children if we haven’t heard from you. After February 1st, you can still submit your re-enrollment form, but it will be subject to space availability in the class. Please fill out the form to let us know your intent at this point.

To confirm your enrollment next year there is a non-refundable $455 deposit per student to reserve a K-8 seat for the Fall of 2026 by April 1st. High School deposit for next year is: $529. After April 1st, we cannot guarantee a place for next year for your children until we have received this deposit. This non-refundable deposit will credited to your August 2026 Program Dues. Please pay this deposit through Zeffy with a note for what it’s for or a separate check given to Deacon Ben. Students who have a parent planning on working at SBH next year are exempt from this requirement, but still need to complete the re-enrollment form for their children.

Annual Program Dues projection for the 2026-2027 school year are:

• Kindergarten- Eighth Grade: $4,550

• Ninth- Twelfth Grade: $5,290

We are also asking all SBH families to submit a General Liability Form for next year as well.

We are so excited to have you all return next year and be a part of the growth here at SBH!

Mahalo!

Deacon Ben Moore

Program Director      

8 EXPECTATIONS OF OUR PARENTS

1. Exhibit an understanding of homeschool education or a genuine curiosity and interest in learning more about homeschooling. Parents should be ready and excited to collaborate with SBH at home. 

2. Have a growth mindset– families should have a willingness to allow their children to be challenged and struggle in order to mature. Parents shouldn’t be overly protective, hovering, or wanting to eliminate difficulty socially or academically. 

3. Families should be active in their church community with other Christians or are actively supportive to collaborating with SBH as a Christian program. Parents are not required to be Christians, but they shouldn’t be combative or threatened by their children being taught Creedal Christian stories, values, or truths. SBH will unapologetically teach from a Biblical worldview as interpreted in Nicene Creed. 

4. Parents should be actively supportive (not reluctant) of their children receiving a classical Christian education. 

5. Families should be willing to handle conflicts respectfully, graciously, discreetly, and carefully, while believing and speaking the best about each individual involved. 

6. Parents should embody (or growing toward) a disciplined approach to learning that values courtesy, kindness, courage, diligence, attention, and self control. Parents should view discipleship as a life-long calling that starts by being modeled in the home.

7. Children enrolled as students at SBH should be teachable and responsive to correction of tutors– demonstrating a willingness to live in community according to the policies in our handbook. 

8. Families should have healthy and age appropriate boundaries on screen time, media content, and social media.