What people are saying:

  • "I had tried homeschooling our son on my own and the difficult parent-student dynamic was proving too much for our family by the end of year one. We knew we wanted to continue with "homeschool" due to our son's unique needs, but we had no idea there was an alternative to myself doing the educating ... Switching to homeschooling with Nicole was the best choice we've ever made for our son's education."

    — Lower School Parent

  • "The personalized attention my daughter receives has allowed her to thrive academically in a way that just wasn't possible in a traditional classroom setting. The flexibility of homeschooling means we can focus on their strengths, address any challenges without the pressure of a standard schedule, and dive deeper into subjects that spark her interest."

    — Upper School Parent

  • "I wouldn't normally have read [classic literature] had it not been for [our class], because I think those types of books can be intimidating… But the way we talk about it, it’s almost like a mystery… Reading the book with someone else is like reading the book in a different way. We might have different opinions on what the text is saying and we are working together to decipher it."

    — Lower School Student

  • “Nicole takes the time to listen to my input and always offers suggestions on how we can work together to support my child’s growth. Whether it's through regular emails, phone calls, or talking after class, I’ve always felt like my thoughts are valued.”

    — Lower School Parent

  • "What’s been most impressive is how [my child’s] natural curiosity has been nurtured. Rather than feeling restricted by rigid standards, my child is empowered to ask questions and dive deep into topics they may have never had the chance to explore in a traditional school setting. The one-on-one attention is my favorite aspect."

    — Lower School Parent

  • "What stands out most is how my child now takes ownership of their learning and feels proud of their achievements. Their success isn’t just about grades, but about how they’ve grown as a person."

    — Upper School Parent