Resources

Curriculum

There are endless options for curriculum to meet any homeschool's need. Check out our working Google doc on a variety of choices to get you excited about all the possibilities. Homeschool Curriculum links.

PDF File of Curriculum links as of 8/6/2020

Thinking of Homeschooling in High School? Things to Consider:

If you plan on homeschooling only part of high school and returning to public school, please understand that you will need to prove the completion of credits. Although the law indicates that this can be done via testing or "other methods", the most efficient way is to use an accredited program. Please see the curriculum doc above for a list and links to some accredited programs.

Please read NHN's faq, section 6 A

For the Homeschool High Schooler, there are other options to consider!

(Under Construction, please check back soon)

Learning Differences

Many of our children face challenges with Dyslexia, ADHD, Autism, and other learning differences. You can homeschool your child with learning differences, there are lots of resources and places to get help.

Here is a list of resources* to get you started. If you have suggestions to add to the list, let us know!

*NNHS does not endorse or recommend a specific curriculum or business listed here. These were compiled from suggestions from fellow homeschool parents.

Dyslexia:

Dyslexia Learning Solutions

(Reno, offering a variety of services including assessments and interventions with homeschoolers in mind)

Homeschooling with Dyslexia

Bright Solutions for Dyslexia (Susan Barton)

Overcoming Dyslexia (book)

Lexercise (assessments and online therapy)

Eye Convergence/Tracking Therapy (Reno):

Pritchett Eye Care

Epic Vision Development

Parent-Recommended Curriculum/Programs:

Nessy