Special Events

Are you a parent or family member who is leading the way in your child’s education? If so, you are taking part in a noble, but challenging, endeavor!
Home educators bring deep knowledge to their homeschool settings, and yet many still have questions on how to best teach their children.
Homeschool for All is a monthly webinar series that offers foundational insights and instructional strategies for navigating the unique needs of a homeschooling approach. This webinar series has two primary strands:
- Enhancing your homeschool approach
- Teaching early reading and spelling
You can choose your own adventure and select the topics that are most relevant. Topics, dates, and registration links are listed below.
Price: $15 per webinar
Designing Experiential and Extracurricular Learning Activities

Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Kellie Harry
Homeschooling doesn't mean learning has to stay confined to the home. In this session, we'll explore how families can actively involve their students in district-sponsored extracurriculars, field trips, and support services. You'll also discover practical ways to find-or even design-experiential learning opportunities that connect your homeschool curriculum to the wider world. Let's unlock the full potential of learning through community engagement and hands-on exploration.
Why Doesn’t My Child Understand What They Just Read?

Wednesday, August 5, 2026
Dr. Steve Underwood
Sometimes children finish reading something, and an adult will ask them to tell them about what they read. The response back is a blank stare and an “I don’t know.” What causes that? How does reading comprehension work, and what can you do to help your children learn to better understand what they are reading?
How to Increase Your Child’s Vocabulary & Language Ability

Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Dr. Steve Underwood
You don’t need to be an expert to teach your child to read and think like an expert or to develop an advanced vocabulary. Join us to learn how to build your child’s background knowledge, vocabulary, and thinking skills when they’re young to lay a foundation for future academic success.

_edited.jpg)