Frequently asked questions

Is Home Away From Homeschool a school or co-op?

Neither! Home Away From Homeschool operates as a membership based community center where homeschooling families can meet up in a comfortable setting to enjoy groups, clubs, and programs!

Are there only stand alone classes offered?

No. The goal of Home Away From Homeschool is to answer the call of the homeschooling community and evolve to fulfill gaps in whatever areas they need. Every family’s homeschool philosophy is unique. With so many different teaching styles, faiths, and approaches toward learning – the goal of our facility is to support rather than direct. The courses and programs offered at the center are meant to complement your family’s homeschool education. In addition to educational classes, we will have monthly events such as clubs (Lego Club, Chess Club, Book Club, etc.), meetups and support groups for parents, educational seminars, book fairs, and more.

Why is there a charge for a community center?

While Home Away From Homeschool’s goal is to provide an affordable community space for all homeschool families- sadly, it does come at a cost. In addition to a donation fee for the use of the space, we also have to account for the operational costs of running a facility – i.e. toilet paper, paper towels, trash bags, etc. Understanding the additional costs that many homeschooling families incur, our goal is to be able to provide a beneficial and economical homeschool resource.

What is the future vision of Home Away From Homeschool?

We are inspired and optimistic about the future of our homeschool center. This is the first step of a long term goal to expand to our own facility, increase our memberships, and enhance the lives of homeschooling families in the area for years to come. The sky’s the limit!