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Learning Pods & Online Classes For Homeschool Students
Small Groups, Big Impact
Award-winning academic programs for homeschool students. We teach future-focused classes that captivate modern minds: Humanities + STEM holistic curriculum, financial literacy, Artificial Intelligence, and more!
The Eaton Edge
Our award-winning homeschool programs unite a time-tested academic foundation with cutting-edge fields like AI, and financial literacy. By blending classic literature, hands-on projects, and engaging multimedia with forward-thinking Humanities and STEM subjects, we foster a holistic, immersive environment—sparking curiosity, nurturing critical skills, and preparing students for success.
Why Homeschooling Works: Proven Benefits for Your Child’s Growth
Children who homeschool thrive academically, build stronger family connections, and develop the confidence and skills needed for lifelong success.
Studies have shown that homeschooled students often outperform their peers in traditional schools on standardized tests. Research from the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI) indicates that homeschooled students score 15-30 percentile points higher on tests compared to public school students.
Homeschooling allows for personalized instruction that matches a child’s learning style, pace, and interests. A study published in the Peabody Journal of Education found that individualized instruction leads to greater academic achievement and engagement.
Homeschooling fosters closer relationships between parents and children. Research from Harvard University’s Human Flourishing Program suggests that homeschooled students often report higher levels of emotional well-being and stronger family connections due to increased parental involvement.
Contrary to concerns about socialization, studies indicate that homeschooled students often develop strong social skills. Research published in The Journal of College Admission found that homeschooled students are just as socially engaged, if not more, than their traditionally schooled peers, often participating in diverse extracurricular activities, volunteering, and community involvement.
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