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Whitmore School offers engaging high school level courses. Whether you are enrolling in one of our Diploma Programs, or want to take additional courses not available at your current school, or you are looking to recover credits, you will find an excellent selection of courses to help you meet your personal goals.
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August 12th, 2020 in How to Choose the Right Online School, Homeschooling, Mastery Learning, Academic Success in Online School
Written by Ellen R.
Let’s be candid. Math is HARD. We get that. To be successful in math, students need to be focused, determined, and persistent. They need to work consistently to recall the mastered…
Read MoreAugust 4th, 2020 in How to Choose the Right Online School, Homeschooling, Academic Success in Online School, The Impact of Covid-19 on Education
Written by Ellen R.
Virtual schools are taking on several new formats as a result of school closures due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Micro-Schools are brick and mortar learning centers where small groups of students can “go to school” in a safe learning environment with adult supervision. Membership fees start at $250 month and tutoring fees start at $80 hour. Homeschool Pods are forming in neighborhoods all over the country. Organized and facilitated by parents, this option allows parents to take turns as the school facilitator. In this neighborhood option, there are usually no fees. Just neighbors being neighborly. Read more to learn 3 steps to choosing the right online curriculum for your children.
Read MoreJuly 30th, 2020 in How to Choose the Right Online School, Mastery Learning, Academic Success in Online School, The Impact of Covid-19 on Education
Written by Ellen R.
Are you feeling lost in the confusion over your school options for the 2020-21 school year? Many parents are being faced with making decisions about their child’s education that are confusing and overwhelming. School Districts are faced with developing a plan that will allow children to “go to school” safely. The reality is that there are still many unknown factors of the COVID-19 virus.
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