Our vision is to create a nurturing homeschool program where families and educators come together as partners in cultivating a strong foundation for lifelong learning. Through personalized support, resources, and a collaborative approach, we aim to empower families to confidently navigate the homeschooling journey, fostering a love for learning and a sense of belonging within our supportive community.
What is a homeschool partnership?
Q&A believes that the true teacher of scholars is ALWAYS the parent. Parents are the original models of learning. As scholar age, parents often feel less capable to providing instruction suited for or comparable to publicly educated peers. We help parents that want to continue making the educational impact by partnering with certified educators to ensure academic growth. The certified educator provides the lesson while the parents continue the learning at home.
Meet with your certified teacher once per unit for planning
Utilize our uploaded lessons, documents, and resources.
Work with your scholar at home
Join us for field trips and activities
Up to 5 online subscriptions to maximize
learning opportunities
Record keeping and assessment tracking
Online community for social interaction,
additional meet-ups, and idea sharing
Full Day Instructional Session(s)
Full curriculum primary school enrichment program with a focus on literacy, math, and social-emotional development. Included in the full day session is social emotional learning, authentic literacy - including grammar, writing, and spelling - lesson, cohort appropriate math instruction.
English Language Arts
Math
Social Learning
Arts & Crafts
Outdoor Play and Trips
Snacks and Meals
Additional Programming
Academia is important, but so is fine arts and socializing. Q&A Homeschools wants to provide your scholar with a social outlet. We envision Q&A Homeschools are a place where we "do school and life together". Providing opportunities to just have FUN, physically paint the imagery read in our unit novel, take a trip to a location outside of the building, or to sit and have a meal together brings undeniable memories and incomparable real-life experiences to learning.
Kindergarten to Second Grade
Kindergarten scholars are 5 years of age by September 1st of the active school year.
Middle School
Our Middle school classes are suitable for
ages 11 - 14. Every scholar is assigned work based on assessed grade level.
Monday and Friday (9AM -12PM)
Join peers 1-2 days per week as we explore middle school curriculum using common core and TEKS.
Math
Reading
Writing and Grammar
US History
Schedule subject to change
9:00 - 9:30 _ Arrival/Social Time
9:30 - 10:15 _ Math Block
10:15 - 10:30 _ Brain Break
10:30 - 11:30 _ Literacy/History
11:30 - 12:00 _ Lunch and Dismissal
Wednesday (10AM -11:30AM)
Join your peers virtually as we discuss the historical context in novels weekly.
Together, we will dig deeper into themes, understand character development, and dissect the reading.
Reading Comprehension
Brainstorming
Critical Thinking
This is a GREAT way to help your young scholar develop interpersonal skills while helping them engage in meaningful context.
Book List:
“The Witch of Blackbird Pond”
“Chains”
“Roll of Thunder, Hear my Cry”
“The Watsons go to Birmingham”