for   Students & Their Families

Proven effective whether students need intervention, remediation, or enrichment, our engaging and adaptive math program integrates curriculum and continuous formative assessment to personalize instruction, develop conceptual understanding, build critical skills, and improve achievement for every student.

Learning with Duolingo is fun, and research shows that it works! With quick, bite-sized lessons, you’ll earn points and unlock new levels while gaining real-world communication skills.

Free curriculum and guide, all online or printable

Here is a great "How To" article for educators on Problem-Based Learning (tip: the ads are interjected into this article in a way that makes them look like part of the article - when reading, be careful to skip over them.)

Every student is unique, their learning path should be too. DreamBox Math and Reading programs personalize instruction, so educators can scale differentiation to meet all student needs.

EPEC from school PE. Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays $15family for 1x/week $30/family per month if your student wants to go on both Tuesdays and Thursdays, and for those only wanting to do one day a week, I believe the price is half . They also have game nights, field trips and put together an annual yearbook! 

EdChoice is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan organization committed to understanding and pursuing a K�12 education system that empowers every family to choose the schooling environment that fits their children�s needs best.

Learning library: printable worksheets, lesson plans, science projects, games, and more. Similar to IXL

Launched in 2015, The Drexel Fund is a nonprofit venture philanthropy fund that seeds new school models, scales networks of existing schools with a track record of academic and operational excellence, and strengthens the educational ecosystems needed to create the market conditions necessary for new private schools serving low-income students to thrive.

We are a nature immersion program for children 3-8 years old. We have two classes this year; our Sprouts class for pre-K/kindergarten and our Saplings class for 6-8 year olds. Our students learn wilderness awareness, mindfulness and nature connection with handcrafts, art projects, and ancestral skills like food harvesting, fire tending, wood carving, and weaving. For our Saplings class (1st/2nd grade), core academics will be a focus for part of every day, with writing, reading, art and math lessons woven into our daily rhythm using natural materials and earth-based concepts.

Let Them Learn is an Oregon campaign to leave limits behind and let our kids learn by passing the School Choice and Open Enrollment Amendments to the Oregon Constitution. Education Freedom for Oregon is a 501c4 organization that exists to ensure every Oregon student has access to education options.

Helping teachers open minds and educate students around the world.