
Saturday, July 11th // 9-11 AM
at First Baptist Church of Kenner
or Online via Zoom
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Click the button above automatically to join the webinar at 9 a.m. on Saturday if you have the Zoom app installed on your computer or smart phone. If you’d like to join manually or join by phone, you can use the information below:
Join by phone by dialing any of these numbers and entering the Webinar ID when prompted:
+1 267 831 0333
+1 301 715 8592
+1 312 626 6799
+1 470 250 9358
We're excited to offer two breakout sessions covering various topics and questions you might have. For those able to attend in person, you'll be asked to prioritize or rank which breakouts you'd prefer to attend for each of the two sessions. Space is limited (because of safety and distancing recommendations), and groups will be assigned first-come-first-served. Each breakout is designed to be interactive with time to discuss and answer your questions. For those joining online via Zoom, you'll have the opportunity to participate in the first breakout listed under each session ("The Nuts and Bolts..." and "Transcripts, Testing, and Standards..."), and submit questions using Zoom.
Ever wondered what a it takes to plan a school year, set up a daily/weekly/yearly schedule, or how to incorporate your schedule with every other “thing” going on in the life of your family? How do you set boundaries for yourself and your kids to protect that schedule? Katie, Gaylene, and Christie will cover how they handle homeschool, medical appointments, extra curriculars, church events, etc. while maintaining healthy boundaries for their families.
Homeschooling your little ones who are not yet of “school-age” (meaning 5 years and under) can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be! Let our experienced mom (Jennifer) and educator (Chellie) help you navigate this new season by demonstrating how easy it can be done in your home in less time than you think!
One of the more common homeschool formats, Classical Conversations uses a traditional approach to education that doesn’t have to overwhelm you. Listen as Tara breaks down the ins and outs of CC and why it works for her family.
As a seasoned homeschooler, Leslie is nearing the end of her homeschool experience with a high school senior and a freshman at home. She will share her reflections on what she would do differently were she starting homeschooling all over. Her wisdom and experience may just help you avoid common stumbling blocks on the journey of homeschooling.
Paperwork! Paperwork! Paperwork! You are now in charge of keeping track of your child’s transcripts and following state and local standards. Michelle (experienced homeschooling mom) and Chellie (a local educator) will provide information on the mechanics of homeschool administration and how you can stay up-to-date without having to play “catch up” each year.
For some families, having a child with learning challenges can be the most intimidating part of choosing whether or not to homeschool. Tara and Christie each have children with varying learning challenges/needs and they will be sharing their journey of advocating for, and working with, their children so they have every advantage possible.
Every family is faced with the decision of whether or not to homeschool their children in this season of uncertainty during a global pandemic. While Jennifer didn’t begin homeschooling under those circumstances, she definitely had no formal plans to do so until circumstances led her to it. Come hear her journey, how she and her husband made the decision, and why she continues to homeschool years later.
Parents often think they can’t homeschool because they are not advanced enough, or formally taught, to educate their kids after a certain age. Francoise now has two kids graduated from high school and a middle schooler! She will be sharing her journey of homeschooling high school students (a boy and a girl) and how her family was enriched through the experience.