Homeschooling

Personalized Learning for Pre-K to 12^th Grade

Full-Service Program

Novel Education provides full-service homeschooling for Pre-K through Grade 12 students. Our full-service program packages mean all teachers, classes, planning, materials, and accreditation are included in one monthly fee. Upon graduation, all students receive accredited and well-reputed high school diplomas, recognized at all top universities, in the U.S. and internationally.

Average Seat Time: 3 hours/day, 5 days/week
Anytime. Anywhere.
Hands-on Learning
In-person or Virtual Educator

Customized Learning

As a longstanding partner of Laurel Springs, we specialize in creating custom curriculum designed to meet your student’s individual academic goals. To ensure the highest academic quality for your student, we personally design and guide a custom educational experience—from course selection, extracurriculars, and enrichment programs. And students are hands-on in all aspects of curriculum including designing electives and course structure.

Our Educators

Our private educators are closely vetted experts in their respective fields with high academic achievements, professional experience, and a passion for education. Our diverse team of educators work closely with each student’s school to comb through the curricula to maximize the student’s time and hone their academic commitment. We ensure Novel educators are qualified and compatible with each individual student and learning style. We provide in-person or virtual educators, as well as traveling and on-call teachers to facilitate private one-on-one learning while accommodating any schedule and lifestyle as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a private tutor?

It’s a popular belief that private tutors are only needed for students who don’t understand their course materials. But even if your child is doing well, there are many reasons to consider adding a private tutor to their routine! But when should I get a private tutor?

– When you lack motivation: Even if you are doing fine academically, it can take a lot of work and motivation to actually do the work. Tutors can be an incredible resource for students by providing new exciting ways to teach the material or by helping them learn skills such as self-pacing their assignments.

– When you are excelling in school: Tutors are great resource for students who are thriving in school because they can help them stay engaged with more rigorous materials and introduce them to advanced topics/subjects not covered in their class or grade.

– When you lack excitement: Learning should be fun, and if you are not engaged with what you are learning, a tutor can help change that by presenting lessons in a more exciting way or by helping you find a personal connection to your studies.

– When you want to pursue an interest: Tutors are great resources for students who want to pursue personal projects or participate in activities they can’t do at school. Want to learn about nutrition, art chemistry or fashion?

– When you are struggling with school: Whether you are struggling to grasp a concept or lack organization and time management skills, tutors are valuable for helping students understand material and build executive functioning abilities.

Do I have to be my student's teacher?

No, you are not the teacher. Parents often think that they have to be the one to teach their child.

Do homeschoolers lack socialization?

homeschooling generally has a positive impact on social skills because it allows students the freedom to engage more deeply and in more kinds of community than they typically could do in the confines of conventional public and private schools. Many homeschooled children are used to being around kids and adults of different ages and abilities. They are involved in their communities, interacting with merchants, the elderly, younger children, their peers, their relatives, and people from all walks of life!

Are homeschoolers stuck in their house all day?

One of the most common misconceptions about homeschooling is that homeschoolers are always home. But in reality, it is rare to find homeschooled children spending many days in their house. They can travel with their families, participate in activities, coordinate field trips and play sports! As a homeschooled teen you can even work or volunteer in your community.