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Inclusive writing curriculum made for every kind of homeschooler.

CampusGPS is a virtual one-on-one college search & readiness service, helping students with learning differences find appropriate college options with accommodations and services they need to succeed at the next level. While working through the college search and preparation process, we work on the essential skills students will need for college success (executive functioning, social, emotional regulation, and independent living skills, while developing learning difference awareness). Individualized support is provided to each student and their family.

Unique Learners exists to support homeschool parents of kids with special learning needs and unique learners of any age. Our services include: Individual Tutoring Small Group Classes Homeschool Parent Consultation Individually Administered Assessments - primarily the Woodcock-Johnson Blog information about how learning in a homeschool setting happens for unique learners, DIsability information, teaching strategies, and more. Inexpensive supplementary curriculum from the teaching files of Sue Hegg Sue Hegg, the founder of Unique Learners, is a veteran homeschool mom of four unique learners with very different learning needs. Sue is also a PhD level learning specialist and works with chidlren and families of kids with dyslexia, autism spectrum disorder, adhd, auditory processing disorders, visual processing disorders. Our specialty areas are teaching reading, writing, and math, and how content knowledge can be learned. Sue is currently working on developing full curriculum for unique learners with more severe learning needs. Rachel Willingham, our designer, is one of Sue s daughters. Rachel is a mom of two young toddlers and is currently following Christian Montessori learning strategies with her children. As Sue continues to retire from direct student academic therapy with students, she is eager to share her expertise through curriculum and developing innovative ways to help homeschool moms and their own unique learners in this exciting age of the homeschool world.

Conduit is a virtual school and tutoring provider built specifically for bright students with learning differences. We specialize in serving students with dyslexia and other language based learning differences, anxiety,, ADHD, and executive function challenges through research-based instruction delivered by highly trained specialists. Our flagship program, Conduit Academy, is a full virtual middle school for students ages 8-14, featuring a unique dual-teacher model that pairs content instruction with process support so students learn the material AND the strategies they need to succeed. Conduit Advantage, our tutoring arm, brings that same expertise to homeschool families through 1:1 and small-group instruction in reading, writing, math, and executive function. We also offer virtual summer camps for skill-building intensives. Conduit was founded by Amy Oswalt, an educator with over 25 years of experience in special education and international schools. Amy is Orton-Gillingham certified and has dedicated her career to creating learning environments where differently-wired students thrive. She built Conduit because she believes every bright kid with a learning difference deserves access to specialists who actually understand how their brain works no matter where they live. We partner with homeschool families to handle the hard stuff so parents can do what they do best: know their kids, guide their education, and make learning an adventure.

Intervention Services through (JPSN), Autism and Indiana Education Scholarship, Learning Aid Ohio Grant, and private pay.

Company Name: Listos for Life ( Listos means both smart and ready in Spanish!) Mission : To help students be the best version of themselves by showing them what they re truly capable of so that they can work with others to build a better global future. Vision : Give young people the tools to confidently navigate life and understand their vital role in our global community.

Advocates for Homeschooling

We provide no-busywork, downloadable curriculum for high school that teens like! (ELA, Electives, Financial Literacy, Fitness, and more.)

Homeschool help for teaching a child who doesn't read, write, speak or do math

The Indiana Association of Home Educators [IAHE], founded in 1983, supports and encourages Indiana families interested in home education.

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Connecting homeschool families nationwide with homeschool-friendly mental health, allied health, coaching, and consulting support.

Supporting the love of learning one child at a time

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We offer intervention services for reading, and math disabilities. Also curriculum consultation, transcripts, and portfolio evaluations for diverse learners.

Because Mom Can Only Read So Much!

Building Lifelong Learners

OCEANetwork exists to serve the Lord Jesus Christ by equipping families to biblically disciple the next generation through home education, and by protecting and advancing private home education freedoms in Oregon for all.

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Our Mission: To help children understand, apply, and enjoy mathematics. RightStart Mathematics is an elementary and middle school math curriculum that uses Math Card Games to help everyone learn more easily and with greater enjoyment of math! We will help your child/student understand, apply and enjoy mathematics using games to learn concepts, strategies and to practice math facts. This unique program uses visualization of quantities, de-emphasizes counting, and provides strategies (visual pictures) for learning the facts. We also offer a RightStart Tutoring series for math for students needing help. We want to help your child/student achieve success!

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Minnesota Association of Christian Home Educators (MÂCHÉ) was established 41 years ago to maintain homeschooling freedoms in Minnesota and to provide support for homeschooling families in our state. We do this through a presence in our state capitol and providing events, training, and opportunities for homeschooling families such as a yearly convention, a gradation ceremony, podcast, webinars, newsletters, and speaking in groups around the state.