Homeschooling High School by Design Membership Library- One Payment

Description

One last chance to buy into all the material at Homeschooling High School by Design Membership!

The option to purchase the Membership Library closes at 11:59PM on July 31st. After that, anyone who has not purchased access to the library and membership materials will no longer be able to get it.

What you get:

Enrollment in 3 courses:

• Homeschooling High School by Design– learn how to plan a custom high school experience for your teen. When you are finished this course, you’ll have a written plan for stepping into the high school years with your teen.
• Homeschooling for College by Design– includes a professional Transcript Builder and all the lessons on preparing your personalized homeschool for a college admission
• Dream Big & Take Action: Goal Conquering for Teens– get your teen exploring his interests and learn how to mentor them. This is the starting place for your teen to explore and discover things they enjoy.

Membership Library Contents:

• Teaching Neurodivergent Teens– building an ADHD friendly high school, motivation and how it works, supporting high support needs young adults after launch, surviving and thriving as a neurodivergent college student, teens and sleep, how to avoid burnout, and many other topics related to ADHD, autism, learning differences, anxiety, depression, etc.
• Planning & Scheduling Basics– building a sustainable high school, creating electives, formal & informal accommodations, planning for the ages and stages of high school, creating project based courses, choosing high school courses, high school academic expectations for every subject, unstructured time in high school, evaluating goals mid-year, planners and executive functioning, etc.
• Forms & Printables– including The Transcript Builder, eBooks on Sleep Hygiene and Summer Learning Ideas, and so much more. Most of these printables are only available in the Membership Library.
• Dual Enrollment– how and when to do concurrent community college classes with high school classes and when to avoid it.
• Accommodating Learners in High School– how to accommodate every subject, teaching unmotivated teens,
• Parent Role in High School– how to transition from teacher to mentor and how to work with your out-of-the-box and struggling teens.
• Grading & Grading Policies– how to decide on your grading policy and philosophy around grades and how to grade your student’s work, including accommodated work
• Teaching Creative Teens– creativity is the foundation of your creative teen’s living and learning. This category is all about how to make creativity the priority even when other high school classes are pressing in. Plus, there is a lesson and replay on how to apply to art and design schools. The bonus is an interview with our daughter, Rebecca, who has a BS in Fashion Design with a minor in art from Cornell University and how her high school experiences prepared her for design school.
• Replays of Planning Workshops– These workshops helped to learn how to use all the planning forms that come with membership and they included a question time that focused on high school planning.
• Replays of Q&A Sessions– a few times a year we had live Q&A calls and this category contains these replays
• Outsourcing High School Classes– the details on outsourcing high school classes, how to do it, where to do it, and how to know if your teen should do it
• High School Habits– this category is full of general information on being a high school student and best practices, particularly if you are homeschooling a sick and/or neurodivergent teen
• Testing in High School– all things standardized testing, testing for credit, and college entrance exams like how to prepare, how to get accommodations on the exams, and how to sign up and inform colleges, etc.
• High School Academic Expectations– everything from what makes high school work to how much your teen’s need to be doing
• Creating Project Based Courses & Electives– the basics of project based classes and how to plan them and get the most out of them with your teen
• Microscopic Marvels– the self-paced class all about explorations in Historical & Modern Microscopy which comes as part of the membership library as members piloted the course when it was first released
• Six Week Writer’s Workshop– comes with membership and is free otherwise as well
• Help with transcripts– using the professional Transcript Builder included with the course and live Transcript Workshop replays which give you best practice tips for successful transcripts along with a tool to use to make a professional transcript.
• Help with college applications– and the homeschool mom section of The Common App, these replays will guide you through the application process for a winning admission!

Buying into the Membership Library is $297.

If you’ve been a member for less than six months, you are eligible for a coupon for $100 off of this price.

Helping families to homeschool out of the box and neurodivergent teens in high school with peace & confidence is why I love my work!

I hate to leave it behind, but it’s time for a change!