Home-schoolers are socially involved and often preferred as collegiate prospects.

The numbers may surprise you. There are more than 2 million homeschooling students in the United States today. Homeschooling is on the rise, gaining ground by as much 12% each year. Parents are harnessing the power of technology and the online environment to provide new ways for children to reach their full academic potential. Families build stronger relationships through increased interaction and shared goals.

When parents explore the possibility of educating their children at home, they are finding that:

  • Research shows homeschooled students are just as involved in extracurricular activities as students in private schools and considerably more so than public school students.
  • Homeschoolers, on average, outperform public and private school counterparts by 30 to 37 points in all subjects on skill assessment tests.
  • College programs are beginning to actively seek out homeschooled students as they are more academically prepared for higher learning.
Hear the facts on homeschooling from someone who knows 

Join Gretchen Roe, mother of six, and homeschooling mom of 20 years, forone of her live webinars aboutgetting started in homeschooling, teaching tips, student time management, and more. The webinars are always free and include ample question and answer time.

What are the top reasons parents choose homeschooling?

  • Desire to provide religious or moral instruction
  • Concern about the school environment
  • Dissatisfaction with academic instruction or curriculum
  • Other reasons including: physical or health considerations, schedule, travel

Positive post-educational results

  • The results of a study conducted by Dr. Gary Knowles of the University of Michigan found that none of the homeschooled students were unemployed as adults and none were on government assistance programs.
  • Adults who were homeschooled are more than twice as likely to be involved in community service.
  • 90% of homeschooled adults report they are glad they were homeschooled, and 80% plan on homeschooling their own children.

The Calvert curriculum has a 100-year history of educating children in all 50 states and 100 countries. A classic, rigorous education, Calvert students place grade levels above other distance learning counterparts.

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