Helpful Articles
Does your child need a counselor?
We have partnered with a ministry called Living Waters Counseling. They provide free counseling services to families in need. If your child is struggling emotionally and needs to meet with a Christian counselor, we recommend reaching out to this organization! They also have a four-year Biblically-based college degree program and certificate programs if your child is interested in studying Christian counseling.
Read about their counseling services here:
Read about their college degree options here:
Do you need a curriculum for homeschooling?
If you don't know what curriculum to choose, we would love for you to check out Enlighteum Academy. They allow you to purchase one subject or a full curriculum for 3rd-12th graders. You can choose the most affordable plan they offer and we will provide you with an experienced tutor to teach your child. We highly recommend this curriculum option for our online homeschool students!
Read about their homeschool options here:
https://www.enlightiumacademy.com/
Why hire a tutor?
Are you pulling your hair out trying to get your child to do their homework? Many families can benefit from even just one hour of tutoring a week! Our trained educators will work to make the homework time engaging as we focus on building a relationship with your child.
Read about the benefit of tutoring here:
https://www.oxfordlearning.com/benefits-of-tutoring/
Homeschool Families!
We love supporting homeschool families! Some might be transitioning from a public school and it will be quite an adjustment. We are here to support you! We can assist you in lesson planning, report cards, and academic guidance.
Check out this article about transitioning to homeschooling:
https://www.reallifeathome.com/how-to-transition-from-public-school-to-homeschool/
Learning Styles
Not every child learns the same way. We have students that are visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners. We value learning what works best for your child and supporting them in their education. We adapt to our student's needs as we work with them one-on-one.
If you do not know your child's learning style, take a look at this article from Focus on the Family:
https://www.focusonthefamily.com/parenting/understanding-learning-styles/