Our goal is to offer home schooling families affordable support in core concepts and fine arts. We do this with classes, workshops, distance education support, and curriculum development guides.

Part of my beliefs on supporting families is that the parent is the first and best teacher for their child. Through equipping parents with the skills and resources to do their job to the best of their ability, we will all build a stronger community for our children to grow and thrive within.

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• High School Integrated Classes- An integrated class combines subjects across a variety of areas into one class to unify concepts and minimize busy, redundant work. The goal is higher level conceptual thinking, as one would see in real life as opposed to book work. We typically start with a core class of either reading, writing or arithmetic and then add unit studies and projects. Students then spend more time working on their projects, assignments and conceptual understanding and less time filling out worksheets. The goal is that each skill they practice in these classes apply to real life application. Example: Integrated Physics, US History & Persuasive Writing (3 Credits)

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• 4th-7th Grade Unit Study Project Based Learning- Students in these grades work through units creating projects that cover multiple domain areas. For example, students may complete an Egypt Unit where they learn creative writing, time management, timelines, graphing, and STEM. These units are created to teach executive functioning skills needed for life such as organization, multi tasking, time management, fine motor, grit and more. All while learning the core academic skills needed to pass grade level standards. Students also complete a full year of vocabulary, math, and typing curriculum. 

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• PreK-3rd Montessori Inspired Community Learning- Students will be given at home goals monthly for continued learning as well as opportunity to learn and grow in a community environment. Our setting is a Montessori setting with personal responsibility to learn through creating and exploration and how to clean up after themselves and take responsibility for their learning space. Foundations for reading and life long learning is the primary goal of this community. Reach out for more information on how we facilitate this. 

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• Delayed Transcript Preparation- We recognize that a typical high school schedule is not always for every family.  For this reason, we also offer delayed transcription preparation. During this process, I will help you review and organize course work that has already been completed and simply needs documentation to back it. Examples: Algebra completed & graded during your student’s freshman year that did not get evaluated for a transcript. Business Planning your student took while helping budget, purchase, maintain, and reorder supplies for your family farm. Public Speaking credit while your child made a flyer, procured donations and taught lessons for a mission trip (could also be an integrated class for a world religions credit) We will work together to carefully retrieve all the necessary documentation to evaluate these experiences for course credit.

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*** Family & Cash

Discounts available***

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