Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Homeschooling is an alternative education option where parents take responsibility for their child's learning. It can include structured curriculum, online programs, or hands-on, project-based learning. Many families also participate in co-ops or learning centers to supplement their education.

The Connect provides in-person learning experiences that enhance homeschooling and virtual learning by offering: ✅ Peer interaction & social development ✅ Executive functioning & life skills coaching ✅ Career exploration & college planning ✅ Academic workshops & tutoring support ✅ Hands-on learning & community engagement

Yes, students must be enrolled in a homeschool or virtual learning program, as The Connect is designed to supplement, not replace, core education.

We support students ages 11-18 who are learning in non-traditional settings and need structured support, peer interaction, and career readiness skills.

✅ Provides structured socialization opportunities ✅ Helps develop time management & organization skills ✅ Offers real-world experiences through internships & mentorship ✅ Supports college & career readiness ✅ Enhances learning through group projects & workshops

We offer session-based, daily, and weekly enrollment options to accommodate different homeschooling styles and schedules.

We host monthly events, team-building activities, leadership workshops, and community service projects to ensure students build strong social connections.

Tuition is based on session, daily, or weekly rates, with scholarships available for families who demonstrate financial need. Many families use Education Savings Accounts (ESAs), vouchers, or tax credits to help cover costs.

● Increased Need for Peer Interaction ○ Social skills boost future earnings—mentored individuals earn 15% more than non-mentored peers (Harvard Study). ○ Lack of peer engagement can impact communication, teamwork, and emotional well-being. ● College & Career Planning Leads to Success ○ Structured planning improves job readiness—students in co-op programs secure employment faster (Northeastern University). ○ Career-focused guidance connects learning to real-world opportunities. ● Growing Demand for Executive Functioning Skills ○ Strong executive function (planning, time management) is key to academic & career success (Harvard Research). ○ These skills act as the brain’s “air traffic control system” for managing thoughts, emotions, and actions.