Why Homeschool with a PSP?
A PSP (Private School Satellite Program) comes alongside homeschooling families by handling the “official” side of things—record-keeping, state filing, transcripts, and report cards—so you can focus on what matters most: your child’s education.
For families not enrolled in a charter school, this is an important choice in your homeschool journey: managing everything on your own via PSA, or partnering with a PSP for support and guidance.
At Hillside PSP, we make that path simple, clear, and supported every step of the way
Guidance You Can Trust
Homeschooling doesn’t have to mean figuring everything out on your own. At Hillside, you’ll receive clear direction and support from an Academic Advisor—helping you plan your child’s education, keep records with confidence, and move forward with purpose.
Simplicity and Peace of Mind
Think of a PSP like having an experienced guide walk alongside you. Instead of navigating paperwork, legal requirements, and recordkeeping on your own, we handle those details—so you can focus on what matters most: your child.
Confidence in Your Student's Records
As part of a PSP, your student’s academic records are maintained through an established private school. This provides clarity and consistency if records are ever requested—whether for transfers, jobs, or future opportunities.
Support Through Transitions
If your student is coming from a traditional school, we can help make the transition smoother—including assisting with records requests when needed.
Help with Real-Life Needs
From work permits to dual enrollment paperwork, you don’t have to navigate these processes alone. We’re here to help guide you through the steps so your student can move forward with confidence.
Privacy and Protection
Homeschooling through a PSP offers an added layer of privacy for your family’s information, while still meeting California’s private school requirements.
Community Without Compromise
You remain fully in charge of your child’s education, while gaining the support and connection of a like-minded community. You don’t have to choose between independence and support—you can have both.