Traditional classes start in September. There are two semesters with eight-week quarters. Classes end in May. One-on-one and asynchronous classes may start anytime.

The curriculum, subjects, and teaching methods are the same as in the in-person classrooms at the Fairfax Christian School, and the teachers are from our faculty.

Fairfax Scholars is a full-time online school, or students can choose to take individual classes. Once you apply and submit current transcripts or report cards, our counselors will recommend a course plan that is in line with your university goals.

Yes. Our high school diplomas are issued in conjunction with our parent school — Fairfax Christian School, which is accredited, has had graduates since 1968, and is recognized by US colleges and universities.

Yes. Students may transfer to the Fairfax Christian School anytime during the school year. Tuition will be credited toward your in-person tuition.

The Fairfax Christian School and Fairfax Scholars have developed our W.I.S.E. Plan.

Our unique educational plan uses innovative technology to consider each student's natural aptitude and propensity to maximize their learning potential in a minimal amount of time.