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Summer & Fall 2020 HRC Workshop Schedule
June 10, 2020 – Virtual workshop – Homeschooling 101
Did you recently start homeschooling or are you interested in homeschooling but don't know where to start? This is a terrific opportunity to get answers to the most common questions people have about homeschooling including:
Did you recently start homeschooling or are you interested in homeschooling but don't know where to start? This is a terrific opportunity to get answers to the most common questions people have about homeschooling including:
* How do I homeschool within the law? *Where do I find other homeschoolers?
* Which curriculum is right for us? *What does my child need to graduate high school?
* What is this "deschooling" people keep telling me about? * How do I transfer out of another school?
* What does my child need to learn at each grade level?
* Which curriculum is right for us? *What does my child need to graduate high school?
* What is this "deschooling" people keep telling me about? * How do I transfer out of another school?
* What does my child need to learn at each grade level?
June 24, 2020 – Virtual workshop – Homeschooling for Everyone
Homeschooling doesn't need to be difficult or expensive. In fact, many of us find that homeschooling is virtually free! Join us for a discussion about educational philosophies, learning styles, deschooling, and how to homeschool by using materials and resources available for free on the Internet, at the library, or in your community. Be sure to bring your impossible dreams and terrific inexpensive finds!
Homeschooling doesn't need to be difficult or expensive. In fact, many of us find that homeschooling is virtually free! Join us for a discussion about educational philosophies, learning styles, deschooling, and how to homeschool by using materials and resources available for free on the Internet, at the library, or in your community. Be sure to bring your impossible dreams and terrific inexpensive finds!
July 8, 2020 – Virtual Workshop – Homeschooling 101
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July 29, 2020 – Virtual Workshop – Creating Official High School Transcripts
Creating credible official transcripts for your student's college applications can seem intimidating but, with a little planning, is quite easy. This workshop will provide:
Creating credible official transcripts for your student's college applications can seem intimidating but, with a little planning, is quite easy. This workshop will provide:
*recommended titles for high school classes that will make your student stand out
*ideas for organizing what you did into documented credits - and when not to use something as a credit
*sample transcripts that have been used successfully by countless families
*hints and tips galore
*ideas for organizing what you did into documented credits - and when not to use something as a credit
*sample transcripts that have been used successfully by countless families
*hints and tips galore
This is a terrific workshop for those homeschooling grades 8-12 and their interested teens.
August 12, 2020 – TBD - Homeschooling 101
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August 19, 2020 – TBD – Homeschooling for Everyone!
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September 9, 2020 – TBD – Homeschooling 101
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September 16, 2020 – TBD – Creating Official High School Transcripts
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October 14, 2020 – TBD - Special Needs
Approximately 25 percent of homeschooling families have at least one student with special needs. These special needs can be physical, emotional, or educational. Dealing with these unique needs means creating a unique supportive learning environment. A panel of experts in various fields will help you better understand how best to meet your child’s unique situation and succeed beyond your wildest dreams.
Approximately 25 percent of homeschooling families have at least one student with special needs. These special needs can be physical, emotional, or educational. Dealing with these unique needs means creating a unique supportive learning environment. A panel of experts in various fields will help you better understand how best to meet your child’s unique situation and succeed beyond your wildest dreams.
November 11, 2020 – TBD – Homeschooling 102
As we retreat indoors for winter we also should reevaluate our educational choices. Are you looking for changes? What is working and what is not? Are you needing to add something or, perhaps, eliminate something? Do you need a non-judgmental sounding board for your worries or ideas? Do you need a reminder of homeschooling laws or educational philosophies? Join us as we cover these topics and more!
As we retreat indoors for winter we also should reevaluate our educational choices. Are you looking for changes? What is working and what is not? Are you needing to add something or, perhaps, eliminate something? Do you need a non-judgmental sounding board for your worries or ideas? Do you need a reminder of homeschooling laws or educational philosophies? Join us as we cover these topics and more!
