A fresh take on lessons for a healthy life.

According to research by Dr. Brian Ray from NHERI, students who are taught at home out performed public school students by an average of 30 percent. Also, the stats were similar regardless of the parent having a degree or not even a high school diploma.

How is this possible? Mentoring. We can help you and your children adopt a successful model. Our families find that their children enjoy learning, become self-starters and look to the parents as mentors, not teachers.

Many families who choose to homeschool find a variety of benefits. Here is a list of the top reasons:

-more influence in their children’s lives

-better academics

-flexibility for other priorities (sports, theater, robotics, music, etc.)

-spending time together as a family

-pacing their child's need for academics (i.e., pushing them at a higher grade level for math)

We almost always answer yes to this question. But it is after we ask this question of the family: Are you willing to make adjustments to your schedule and life to make learning a priority? In a rare situation where children are unable to read yet, and there is only one adult who works outside the home over 50 hours a week, then we would not recommend homeschooling. Most other families find that, after adjustments, they can make it work.