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Expanded Scholarship Opportunities at Houghton University We want to make college affordable for homeschool families.  Houghton University has expanded access to The Lee Scholarship, which has been established to recognize and invest in individuals who have demonstrated academic excellence, Christian character, and a commitment to service within their school and church communities. This scholarship reflects our shared mission of preparing

Where Potential Becomes Lifelong Academic Achievement The Reading Center specializes in the highest quality comprehensive reading support, evaluation, and services for children (and their families), adolescents, and adults. Offering both Zoom and in-person reading sessions (Queensbury, NY), we support both dyslexic and non-dyslexic students struggling in reading, spelling, and comprehension. Our program, the first and original

Access Your Path: From Passion to Plan At Access Your Path (AYP), we believe opportunity should never be out of reach. Too often, high school students with big dreams struggle to find the right college prep support, financial aid guidance, or career pathway planning they need to succeed. That’s where we step in. Our mission

THE BEAUTIFUL FREEDOM OF HOMESCHOOLING: Learning through Life, Ministry, and Meaningful Moments by Lance Walker Homeschooling isn’t about recreating a classroom at the kitchen table. It’s about creating a life. When we think of homeschooling, one word rises above the rest: freedom. Not just freedom from school bells, rigid schedules, busywork, and standardized tests —

Jim faithfully supports Homeschool New York and its members. As a longtime supporter of our organization, he’s experienced in working with homeschool families. For more information or to contact him, visit the following links. Jim Von Eiff – State Farm Insurance Agent in Maspeth, NY  NY Auto & Home Insurance Agent Jim Von Eiff – State Farm® (coveringqueens.com)

In my days as a home school student in the ‘80s and ‘90s, people were less likely to know what home schooling was. My parents were often asked, “How does that work?” The arrangement, explained only partially in jest, was that my mom was the teacher and my dad was the principal. For some current