College Students with Learning Disabilities SO your child made it through high school! It’s awesome when our kids are get what they need to succeed in school and make it to college. However, that doesn’t mean making it to college … Continue reading →
Are you looking for a comprehensive, virtual high school program for homeschooling your child? Using a virtual high school program can be a great in-between way to homeschool through high school! Pros and Cons of Virtual High School Programs Many … Continue reading →
SO Your High School Homeschool Years Have ARRIVED! 😀 Congratulations! Or should I offer my condolences? CONGRATULATIONS, INDEED on reaching your high school homeschool years! Although you may be shaking in your shoes with the thought of a High School Homeschool, YOU can … Continue reading →
What are your Homeschool High School options? You have choices! Your Homeschool High School Options Include: You can Homeschool High School through one of the accredited homeschool programs, Have your child to earn a high school diploma through an unaccredited … Continue reading →
ALL About Accredited Homeschool Programs as options for your high school student. Learn about accreditation and find accredited homeschool programs. This article is all about accreditated homeschool programs. After you understand the pros and cons for using accreditated homeschool programs, … Continue reading →
Free Online High School through Open Courseware There are many online courses available via open courseware. Many of these new programs provide “open enrollment,” which gives us great options for Free Online High School options. Open Courseware provides academic courses … Continue reading →
Correspondence Schools for Your Child’s Homeschool Diploma Correspondence Schools allow you to homeschool your child while submitting evidence of work completion to a company who will ‘certify’ your child’s progress. When your child has finished the entire course of study, … Continue reading →
Online Colleges for Continuing Your Child’s Homeschool Education: If your child is ready to go to college, online colleges are easier to manage for students with Specific Learning Disabilities. Also, check out the current edition of K&W Guide Colleges for Students With Learning … Continue reading →
