Enrichments happen when Homeschooling Families join and learn together.  By organizing a homeschool group, we homeschoolers enhance and expand the educational experience of our children.

The benefits of having homeschooling groups are many; already proven by the existence of Co-Op Groups, Home School Support Group Classes and Facilitated Tutorials flourishing nation-wide.

Besides sharing experiences and ideas, another benefit of being part of a home school group is that you can share resources and materials such as: home school planning pages, articles, tests and homeschool forms.

By organizing a homeschool group or getting involved in an existing one, your child will benefit even more from the many advantages of homeschooling.

We believe that only a parent can understand and want the best for a child.  Because of that, we believe in homeschooling as the best learning system.

Through homeschooling, you can tailor your kids’ curriculum and schedules for the homeschool, environment, deciding how your child needs learn based on their particular learning style. You can focus on your child’s specific needs; if your child needs more time to learn math, you can reduce the time for geography lessons.

You choose the best learning method for your child. Some children are visual learners and learn best through reading, while others are auditory and thrive on CD’s, others still are kinesthetic learners and need action to learn. Through your home school, your children receive individual attention and learn through the best method for their learning process.

You may also turn your home school into a family activity by creating creative classes, like taking your child to the grocery store to have home school lessons on money.  

By getting parents with this same philosophy together, we believe that our child’s education will only become richer.  Take advantage of other parents’ experience and knowledge and build strong homeschool schedules for middle school or even elementary and high school.   Avoid the “socialization” stigma associated with homeschooling by forming homeschool groups and learning together. 

Organizing a Homeschool with Homeschool Forms, Planning Pages and
Schedules by HSsegue Online Homeschool Resource

HSsegue’s goal is to be an online homeschool tool to connect you with other local Homeschooling Families.Empower you by providing a place where you can share your ideas.

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HS Segue “Looking For…”, Happenings, Helping Hands and Directory pages.

Co-Op Group

A Co-Op Group, as defined by HSsegue, is an educational group in which the subject matter is taught by multiple parent participants.  Typically, there is no participation fee in a Co-Op Group.  Curriculum and material fees may be incurred.

Facilitated Group

A Facilitated Group, as defined by HSsegue, is an educational group in which the subject matter is taught by one or more Facilitators (Instructors), also known as classes or tutorials.  There may or may not be a Facilitator Fee associated. Curriculum and material fees may be incurred.