Epic Charter Schools Reviews

It's been a learning experience. It all boils down to selecting the right teacher and being willing to sit with your child and train them. If you get a bad fit with a teacher, request a new one with the principle early on in the yr. 2020 and 2021 are going to be trying because there's like 6000 students. Be patient.. Communicate regularly with your teacher and utilize all there is to offer. Most kids hate homework help but they will get over it, its a godsend. When you homeschool, you take on the role as primary teacher with the teacher being more like a lieutenant.. Remember crap rolls downhill.

Every child is different and their educational experience has to meet their individual needs. Epic has been the best decision for my daughter's high school education! Our teacher has been amazing! She is compassionate, supportive and has shown my daughter that school can be different! No longer stressful and overwhelming to a student with straight A's and zero bad behavior reports ever!

My son studied at Epic Charter in Tulsa the full 9th and 10th grade. The school came to rescue in a turbulent time that my son was having socially with school friends and academically with school teachers. Epic charter served perfectly as a transitory moment. My son was benefited greatly by the flexibility of the online practice. It pushed him to learn new skills about how to structure and keep up with a study plan. And for me, as a mother, it allowed me to learn deeper about his challenges and to become more engaged with his academics. His teacher was an amazing human being and helped us throughout the process.

I hate the schooling here. It cause my child to start having thoughts to kill himself from stress. We had to pull him out out. Put him in therapy. Overall if I could gives this school zero stars I would not recommend this school.

Epic has been such a blessing for my granddaughter who struggles with severe anxiety. Before Epic she went to traditional public school and struggled every day with anxiety and panic attacks. I think she was possibly bullied as well for having those issues. The staff just pretty much shrugged it off like it was becoming annoying for them instead of addressing the issue after I said many times she needed some accommodations. Finally, after nothing was being done and every day was getting worse and worse I made the decision to pull her out and to put her in Epic.

This school used to be AMAZING. Well I guess they grew up too fast because the communication has diminished to subpar. The various programs they expect students to do each day is insane. They claim you choose your curriculum but they add in extra stuff without asking the parent and then add extra mandatory stuff. My kids spend far more time than public school and still can't finish a day's work.

My son hated school and was having some problems in it so it was easier for him to work at home. We found a school but it wasn't turning out very well so we decided to go ahead and try Epic Charter Schools instead. He seemed to like Epic better because of the opportunity to do a test again if he failed. The quality was really good and exciting and I liked how they have their set-up so I would recommend it to someone.

I was told by different people that Epic Charter Schools was so good, and it was. I just had to meet with the teacher and then she had a made equipment, then we registered with that and then we were set to go. My child was taking English and Math and I loved it. Epic Charter Schools made my child very comfortable. I'm very satisfied. I had to take her out because there were some issues that went on with the custody, but once everything’s over with, she would love to go back.

I know of other parents who used Epic with their children so I've used it with my daughter. Now, I using it again for my stepson who has a medical condition that doesn't allow him to join school temporarily. Everything has been really easy process. I went online and filled out the form for the enrollment. Then they called and I finished it up in person. My stepson is taking regular classes on IET level for high school and the staff are very good. My son's experience has been very good and less stressful than public school. Epic is better than brick and mortar school but they put too much unnecessary work on the students on IET in a regular class. There are too many curriculums that they work through. It's harder to keep up than in a brick and mortar school, but the level of education is better. All in all, I'm happy with Epic.

My daughter was having trouble getting bullied at school so she did some research about online schooling and Epic got high ratings. I set up something online and it’s real easy. I put my daughter's information and then I met with her teacher at the local library. Her teacher walked us through everything. My daughter is now one of the presidents at Epic. Last year and this year she was very involved. Her teacher and a couple other online students, including her, went to a seminar in Florida for three days. She did extremely well at this school.

We were going to the ACE Academy and Epic Charter Schools was recommended to me by one of my cousins. The enrollment process was all right and part of it was done online. We're not very computer savvy, so they helped us get it on through. My daughter took basically what she had to have for her credits and I had the best interaction with her teacher. Epic's quality of education was very good and there was less paperwork. With the other online school, I was trying to keep up with all the books and stuff and keeping them. I also had to write down, keep up with the grades and all that stuff daily. But with Epic, those things were already and done for me. Epic made it simpler and took a lot of pressure off me. Epic made my life simpler too.

We spoke with Greg from Epic and found out what we needed to do. The enrollment was quick and easy. We personally know a couple of the Epic instructors. We go to church with the instructor that my son had so we were able to communicate with him any time.

I was home schooling before and I didn’t like having as many books around. I felt like online learning is the future and I've met a couple of people who were already doing it. They recommended Epic. So I looked over some of the K-12 stuff and Epic had more online. However, I like the other method of books because I have a little more control over them not like when doing it online, I don’t have control if something goes wrong.

I didn’t like the public school system that my child was in. I didn't like the way that the students were treated or the way that things were dealt with in that facility. We tried K12 but they were so rigid with the times and they scheduled times when you had to be in class. And at that time, I worked outside of the home and that didn’t work for me because I wasn’t gonna be there for my kids when they had to be online. So, I decided to go with Epic because they give you a true homeschool experience where you do things at your own pace. Their enrollment process was done online and wasn't hard at all.

My child didn't like the public school and he wanted to do online school. He re-enrolled at Epic and they succeeded on it. I also agree with the education that they provide there and it was good. The staff at Epic has always helped me really well and the enrollment process was easy. Epic provides a great opportunity for kids to graduate instead of going to school when teachers don't really help them out in school. I'd recommend Epic to anybody.

The public school where we are at is terrible. It's one of the lowest in the country, and my son wasn't learning anything. The class sizes are very large, and the kids are out of control. I looked at online schooling and I liked Epic's curriculum better than the others. I liked that I had access to a teacher anytime I needed one, and I liked that my son could get a hold of a real person for instructions instead of having to do it online.

With a lot of bad stuff going on in schools, I decided to enroll my son to an online school. So now, he is in seventh grade with Epic, and he’s taking Math, English and Social Studies. I feel like he's getting good quality education through Epic and he’s having a better time now than when he was in public school. He can also concentrate on his work as opposed to worrying about things going on with other students. And though there were a lot of questions online when I got him enrolled, my experience with the Epic staff has been really good. Plus, my son’s teacher has been great. She's been his teacher for the last couple of years, and she keeps in contact with me. She knows that I work a lot, so I don’t even get to attend some of the meetings that they go to, and she keeps me thoroughly informed. She lets me know if my son is lacking in an area and she even calls and lets me know when he is doing well. She really wants to see him succeed.

My daughter was in an extracurricular activity and some of the kids there were homeschooled. They went through Epic, and they talked about how they liked it. The enrollment process was easy but Epic was a little hard to get ahold of at first. But as soon as I got ahold of them, they sent a teacher out. He helped me all through it. We've been with Epic for four years now and my daughter has the same teacher all throughout. His name is Greg, and he is very good and thorough. Any time my daughter needs help, he's always there.

We really like Epic. We got our daughter enrolled there as we were having concerns about her peer group and a specific teacher from her school. She was coming home emotional almost every day. I have a family member who felt that they were having the same problems from the same school. And they were in Epic. I was also talking to other people, who thought that we should go to Epic, and so they advised and we gave it a try. We were told about a teacher named Ms. Sam and so I reached out to her. We did our face-to-face with them, and she told me all about the school. And I liked her, but I was picky kind of parent, and my daughter was in California. So, I needed to wait till she came back so she can meet with the teacher to see if she liked her.

My daughter is very academic but socially, she wasn’t enjoying school. So online schooling is a perfect experience for her. Epic Charter Schools gets my daughter right into the academics instead of having to worry about the intimidating things in high school that were troubling her socially. I’ve met with the teacher, Sarah, and she’s amazing. She comes in person when you first meet her, and she’s very helpful and thorough. We met with her at our house and she hooked us through all the enrollment online. She is also very accessible and adaptable to work with my daughter if she has any challenges in a certain class. So it’s a great program and I’m very grateful for it. My daughter's experience has been fantastic. It's unbelievable. The quality of education is great too. This is my daughter's second year and we've had nothing but great results all along the way. She's making really good grades.

Epic is a good fit for our family. We have some social issues that we are trying to avoid and we also have a child with severe allergies, so we're afraid to put her in school. There is a little bit more flexibility and freedom in Epic. They're in the K12 program, so we don't have to check in every day. As long as we got the work done, we are fine. That works with us better 'cause we do quite a bit of traveling. When we enrolled our children, we filled out the online form and the process was very quick and simple. We have three children in Epic. We have a kindergartner, a second grader, and a seventh grader. Our current teacher is Angela and we interact with her the most. She is beyond amazing. We had a previous teacher that was not working for us so we switched to Angela. The quality of education in Epic is great and I would recommend them.

My daughter was having difficulties in large settings. Epic Charter is more at her setting and it is easier for her to operate. Their enrollment process was really easy and the teachers were really open with her in helping her. However, the thing that made it a little difficult for her was how some of the things were way above her learning at that time. It made her kinda fall back and get a little frustrated. Still, Epic's quality of education is really good. My daughter's experience has been good.

I have homeschooled my kids since they were born and did it all on my own. However, with having five kids, became a little overwhelming for me, so we enlisted the help of Epic Charter Schools. We had friends that were involved in Epic and they gave it high reviews. The enrollment process was mainly sitting down with a computer system and the teacher, answering questions, filling out information to help the teacher better understand where our kids were, and also talking together about goals and agreeing with the teacher. The questions were mainly personal and there was a one-on-one questioning with the teacher and online questions.

We have always homeschooled our children. We were with K-12 and it was good, but it was over the top and a lot of it was just repeated. We were told that Epic was a good school, so we tried it and were very pleased. Plus this was something that was accredited and convenient. My son's been in it and this is his second year. I really like the teacher that's been assigned to him. They're willing to help and the workload isn't so much. At K-12, it was a 9-hour day behind the desk and it was horrible. Meanwhile, Epic is flexible and my son is learning. If I need something, they never give me any trouble. They do what they say they're gonna do. They're also quick. If there's a problem technically, they fix it. They've been amazing in all areas.

My oldest daughter experienced a lot of bullying. The girls in her class are mean to her. My younger daughter attended pre-K and public school, and she got bullied too for being overweight. While bullying is the main reason we chose to enroll our kids to online schooling, my husband, who is a lineman, travels and with online schooling, my kids are able to travel too.

Tulsa Public Schools sucks and since I have friends whose kids go to Epic Charter Schools, I enrolled my son there too. It is an online school where your child gets one-on-one attention instead of one-on-fifty attention. The quality of education is good and we appreciate the fact that there are extra options. The enrollment process was very easy. Every interaction I’ve had with their staff has been outstanding and Summer is outstanding as a teacher. My son is currently enrolled in high school and his experience has been outstanding so far. Epic is teaching my son and he doesn’t have to go to Tulsa Public so that’s a really big help. I already recommended Epic Charter Schools to three of my friends.

My child had been bullied throughout her public school experience her entire life. So, we were trying to get her a good education without being bullied. I had a couple of co-workers whose children were enrolled in Epic, so we went that route as well. Epic's enrollment process was extremely easy. We just faxed everything over. My child is in ninth grade and she does everything online. We're very pleased with the quality of education at Epic. I have two children and both were enrolled at one time at Epic. One of them chose to go back to the public school, but even when she was enrolled at Epic, it was great all the way around.

I was traditionally homeschooling my daughter for the last six years. The financial aspect of going to Epic was great because buying your own curriculum is very expensive. And all the opportunities that came along with Epic, such as prom and just having a teacher there as backup, has been amazing. Epic seemed to have the best qualification. I liked it and I also knew quite a few people that were in Epic. Their method is a lot similar to what we were doing but it has pushed my daughter more to achieve more. It took a lot of weight off of my shoulders. Also, the teacher that we have is amazing. I absolutely adore her. She definitely knows what she's doing.

I enrolled my daughter in online schooling because of the way she was being treated in public school. Epic Charter Schools seemed to be the easiest online schooling program for us to get all of our stuff through. We did the enrollment online and the process was okay. I've interacted with her teacher and he was great. We've met at the library a few times and he has helped my daughter out a lot and keeps me up-to-date on her progress. Compared to her previous schooling, it has been easier for her at Epic. The only disagreement I have with them is that graduation and prom are four-hour drives for everyone because we're up by the Missouri line and we don’t live anywhere near Oklahoma City. But other than that, Epic is the easiest way to go rather than have our kids dropping out of school. I brought three other kids to them, so they've gotta be pretty good.

We got five kids and we sent them to a private church school for a year and it didn’t really work out for us. We wanted a little help homeschooling, but it was a little daunting to try and do it by ourselves, so the next step was to try the online charter school. The enrollment with Epic is pretty easy. We do it all on the website and it’s all straightforward. The re-enrolling is also easy ‘cause all of the kids' information is usually already in the system. We’ve been with Epic for several years now and it's been all good. My children are enrolled in Odysseyware. I haven’t had a whole lot to do with a lot of their staff. Our teacher tends to liaison for us a lot. But everything I have dealt with them, they’ve been really nice and explained everything really well.

I have a child in 7th grade and another one in 11th grade. I was tired of the bullying in the public school system and my friend recommended Epic Charter Schools to me. The enrollment was very easy and so far, my children seem to like the experience. The education is good and it challenges them. I'd recommend Epic Charter Schools.

My son was having some issues at school that we just couldn’t seem to get under control. We told him if we were having any more issues, he was going into online school. I had talked to a friend of mine who's a teacher and she told me that out of all of the online schools, Epic seems to be the best. So I just went with them. I loved the interactions I had with the Epic staff and I like the program that my son is enrolled in. He wanted to try to graduate early and one of the teachers there worked really hard and has gone out and beyond. She has laid the plan out and it's now on my son whether he does it or not. But we've tried to lay out everything that he could do because he came in last year in November and he got caught up. He did everything he has and that teacher tried to help him, but he does have a lot of stuff too.

I initially picked K-12 but I switched to Epic because my son was in the first grade and wasn’t getting done until towards almost 9 o’clock at night. And my husband and I thought that that was not normal. The enrollment at Epic was easy and didn’t take long at all. Plus, the teachers were close and I could get a hold of one any time. If my son had issues, I could call and his teacher would come and sit with him. She was a very good teacher. She would come to the house and my son wasn’t just staring on the computer screen all day and hearing somebody speak to him. My son received good quality education from Epic and I would tell others to try it. In fact, I've referred people to them in the past.

Cade, my child, had some behavioral issues so he couldn't be in public school. We tried K12 first and it was a total disaster so we went with Epic where somebody referred us. When we enrolled, everything was done online. I'm not a techie person so it was a little complicated for me but it was fine. I would have preferred a whole lot more school work because he had so much free time left that it really was like he wasn't going to school. With Epic, you only have the one kid to deal with unlike in the public schools where they have 25 kids so they hand out one or two papers. Once he gets that one paper done in 10 minutes, he can goof off and play the rest of the time. I would like to have seen him have seven papers to deal with. Still, I would recommend Epic. My child is enrolled in public school now and if he can't make it there, then he's going back to Epic.

My son was being bullied at school so we went through online schooling back in January and we did it again this year. When I was looking for an online school, Epic Charter Schools was the only one that answered me when I called. The enrollment was a breeze and they took care of everything. Everybody I talked to was awesome and they were easy to work with. I told them that I wanted my son to go there and they contacted his previous school and got all of his stuff transferred. My son is in the one-on-one program and I love that he gets extra help when he needs it. His teacher is awesome and we love her. She puts him in special one-on-one classes when he needs to work on something and that's great.

We were in a regular public school and my friends referred Epic which is much easier than regular homeschooling and everything has been really awesome! The enrollment process was super easy and the quality of education is great. We did Compass last year and we didn't really love it so we're doing Waterford and we just started. We really love our teacher, Sydney. She's really nice, keeps some really good contact, confirms meetings and interacts with the kids and me really well. Epic gives you a lot of freedom that you wouldn't normally have with public schooling. The curriculum is really easy to follow and it's really nice to have a one-on-one teacher because homeschooling can be really overwhelming since it's just you doing the curriculum and all the testing. It's really nice to have the backing of Epic for all the state testing and curriculums. In fact, I told lots of friends about Epic, how easy it is and that the kids really like it.

I chose to enroll my children in online schooling for some accountability and for the financial aspect of being able to do extra curriculars. Epic Charter Schools was one of the first online schools I saw. I had my kids enrolled with them for two years. The enrollment process was very simple and the teacher for both my grade schooler and high schooler was the same. She was great and helpful, especially for my elementary-aged child. However, I didn’t know she was testing the third grade. There were some things I did in order, and others I didn't so it messed us up as there were certain things my daughter hadn’t covered when it was how Epic had it laid out.

We had home-schooling for a couple of years before and we just used free stuff and books purchased from Amazon. Epic Charter Schools was the only online schooling option I knew and we liked that they had a learning fund so we could use the fund instead to buy curriculum and to do extra-curricular activities. Their enrollment was easy although we had trouble with some enrollment issues at the very beginning and making sure everything was taken care of. Also, meeting up with Teacher Kara was super easy. She came to our house the first time we met with her and since then we’ve met at a nearby library. We don’t meet with her too often because we like to do things on our own, but whenever we’ve had to meet with her, we’ve been able to.

My kids were getting bullied at school and I went to the public school and asked if they could help with the situation. They wouldn't help me with it so I decided to pull my kids out. Online schooling is a lot safer alternative and I've heard a lot of good reviews about Epic Charter. I've just done the enrollment process all online and sent in all the paperwork. They got a lot of it from the public school too, so it just really worked out for me. Both my children were enrolled for the Odysseyware. They seemed to like it pretty good. We're gonna try a different one this year, when they go with a Spider curriculum, just to see what it's all about. The teacher is patient with the kids and seemed understanding. She tries to help them the best way she can. She doesn't sit there and say that her students are not understanding something. Education at Epic school is great.

The enrollment process with Epic was nice and simple. For this year, we have a third grader, a second grader, a kinder gardener and a pre-schooler enrolled with them. I like their star teacher. She's wonderful and she really did a good balance, making sure we meet requirements while also letting us explore what we want to do within our family. However, we had some issue with some teachers getting paid in a timely manner with a learning fund. Like a violin teacher had a lot of trouble getting paid last year. But that was the only negative experience we had and other than that, the learning fund is great and we’ve had a really good experience with Epic.