Primerly field report

Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center

a public alternative program in Vancouver

K–12 · Alternative · Religious · Homeschool Hybrid

14001 SE 1st St Vancouver · Jay St. John (Executive Director)

The Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center operates a 45,000-square-foot facility offering à-la-carte classes, workshops, and co-ops for homeschooling families. The program provides resources for all grade levels and subjects, with a strong emphasis on Biblical worldview.

Families can choose from core academics, enrichment courses, fine arts, and practical skills training, tailoring their schedule to meet their educational goals. The center also serves as a hub for fellowship, mentorship, and family support within the Christian homeschooling community.

K–12 grades
~715 students
Fees vary tuition
Yes financial aid

Tuition: Annual membership fee $100, plus pay-per-class

Address: 14001 SE 1st St Vancouver WA 98684. Phone: 360-687-5433. Website: fphrc.org.

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