Fred and Ginger have chosen to homeschool their two children, Debbie and Gene. They enjoy watching their children learn new things, and they like turning every vacation into a field trip. However, while they are comfortable teaching history and English, they have found value in adding mathematics and science classes from Scholars Online. These classes go beyond what Fred and Ginger can provide, they introduce a welcome element of schedule into an otherwise unstructured day, and they introduce Debbie and Gene to interesting students from around the country. Fred and Ginger appreciate the fact that the science classes do not insist on an atheistic materialist world view, but present science and religion as compatible.
Marie and Pierre are homeschooling their two children, Niels and Barbara. Homeschooling is a good way to combine student progress with a busy professional travel schedule. While Marie and Pierre are whizzes at mathematics and science, they feel less sure about how to select and present literature and history. They appreciate the high standards at Scholars Online, and the graduated sequence of classes dealing with literature and history. Marie and Pierre are thinking about taking time to participate in some classes themselves.
Francis and Clare are missionaries in a country where English is not commonly spoken. They are homeschooling their children, Bernard and Julian. They have found classes from Scholars Online to be solid additions to their own efforts, and they appreciate giving Bernard and Julian opportunities to interact with other English speakers focused on common academic issues.
Scholars Online is fully accredited through the Middle States Accreditation Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools.
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