Schooling at Davidson Center: An Accredited and Flexible, K–12 School Option
When traditional school isn’t quite the right fit, Davidson Center offers an accredited, one-to-one schooling option that adapts to your child, instead of asking your child to adapt to the system. Families can choose a single course to complement enrollment at another school, or a full schedule that leads to an official transcript and high school diploma recognized across public and private schools.
1. Choose How You Want to School
Schooling at Davidson Center is fully accredited and completely flexible, so you can design what works best for your child.
- Take one course with us while staying enrolled in your current public, private, or homeschool program (including credit recovery or course replacement).
- Build a full schedule of classes with us for a complete K–12 schooling experience.
- Learn in person in Davidson, virtually from anywhere, or a blend of both.
2. Learn One-to-One at an Accredited School
Every class is taught one-to-one, with an accredited curriculum aligned to North Carolina standards and tailored to your child.
- Accredited non-public school (Cognia) for grades K–12.
- Individualized pacing, teaching methods, and support for diverse learning needs.
- Daytime, evening, and summer options to fit busy family schedules.
3. Earn Credits, Transcripts, and a Diploma
Your child’s hard work counts—wherever they are headed next.
- We issue official transcripts that can be sent to public and private schools, colleges, and programs.
- Course credits from Davidson Center are accepted by many schools for individual classes and course recovery.
- Students who complete North Carolina graduation requirements with us can earn a high school diploma from Davidson Center.
Opportunity Scholarship and ESA+ Funds
Davidson Center is now a Direct Payment School registered with North Carolina SEAA to receive direct payments on behalf of Opportunity Scholarship and ESA+ scholarship recipients. CLICK HERE to learn more about NCSEAA funding.
This means eligible families may use state scholarship programs, such as the Education Student Accounts (ESA+) program to help pay for:
- Tuition at Davidson Center K–12 School
- Approved tutoring and supplemental services provided by our team
