Question 1

What is the profile and history of TPS?

Accepted Answer

TPS – The Potter’s School is a non-profit regionally accredited online school that provides a full range of core and elective courses for grades 4 through 12. Established in 1997, TPS has a worldwide reputation for academic excellence. TPS serves both full-time diploma students and part-time students taking only selective subjects from TPS. Please review the TPS School Profile.

Question 2

How does a TPS class work?

Accepted Answer

TPS provides fully interactive classrooms to students worldwide, even in remote locations with limited connectivity. Our interactive live classes feature high-quality audio, chat, camera video, interactive slide presentations, shared whiteboard, screen share, breakout rooms, and more. Students view class messages, track assignments, submit work, and view grades and feedback through an interface that allows them to manage all their courses in one place. Teachers provide frequent timely individual feedback for evaluation and improvement.

Question 3

What transcripts does TPS provide?

Accepted Answer

TPS offers self-print grade reports and transcripts accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. TPS also provides transcripts to NCAA for student athletes. More information on TPS grade reports and transcripts…

Question 4

Does TPS offer high school diplomas?

Accepted Answer

TPS welcomes part-time enrollment by students taking one or more subjects, but we recommend full-time enrollment for the added benefits of the Diploma Program. Every student (full-time or part-time) receives the same top-quality instruction, feedback, and evaluation regardless of how many courses are enrolled. However, full-time Diploma Program students receive additional benefits. TPS offers two levels of high school diploma, Standard and Honors. More information on the TPS Diploma Program…

Question 5

Can I get college dual credit with TPS courses?

Accepted Answer

TPS offers a number of upper high school courses for both high school and college credit. These courses are designated as “College Credit” in the Course Catalog details for each course. To receive college credit for the eligible courses, once the course is successfully completed the student registers with Belhaven University, pays the course setup fee and transcript fee, and requests the transcript from Belhaven. More information on TPS dual credit courses…

Question 6

How do TPS students score on AP&reg; exams?

Accepted Answer

TPS AP course students are top scorers on AP exams, and most get scores of 4 or 5. More information on TPS AP® courses…

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