One of the greatest advantages of homeschooling is that learning doesn’t have to happen only at the kitchen table. In Gainesville, families have access to world-class museums, wildlife, history and outdoor classrooms all within a short drive. Whether you’re studying… read more
Vacations are meant to be relaxing — a time to reconnect with friends and family. Yet vacations can also feel overwhelming, especially when traveling with someone with a disability. Thankfully, a little planning can help you cruise with confidence. The… read more
Summer is upon us, opening the door to endless possibilities for fun and travel. Summer offers homeschooling families a unique opportunity to learn beyond the home. Traveling naturally combines fun, exploration and education. Travel as a Learning Tool Experiential learning… read more
Plan. Teach. Facilitate. Parent. Reflect. Repeat. By the end of the school year, even the most enthusiastic homeschooling parents feel their energy fade. The excitement that fueled the fall may be replaced by the simple desire to just finish. Hang… read more
As the school year winds down, families often find themselves balancing exhaustion, relief and uncertainty about what comes next. The final weeks of school and the beginning of summer provide an opportunity to set the stage for a smoother, more… read more
With the arrival of the 2026 Winter Olympics in February and the 2026 Paralympics in March, the Olympic Games provide a unique learning opportunity for homeschooling families. These events, which occur once every four years, capture history, culture, science and… read more
A sensory-friendly birthday party is one that is designed to accommodate individuals who may be oversensitive to certain stimuli, such as loud noises, bright lights or strong smells. These parties can be an excellent option for children with autism or… read more
The time has finally come: senior year. Excitement builds as your young adult joins in all the senior festivities. But it also comes with significant stress. What’s next? Some students with disabilities will transition to a job, supported employment, vocational… read more
No one loves a good deal quite like a homeschooler. Perhaps it’s because so many of us are single-income families, entrepreneurs, or want to turn everything into a learning opportunity, but we tend to jump at low-cost, high-quality curricular options.… read more
People are sometimes surprised when they learn the history of words we hear daily. Did you know that words like “idiot,” “imbecile,” and “moron” were once official terms used to describe people with intellectual disabilities? Over time, those terms were… read more
