Ms. Gabbi will be teaching a condensed 8-week Prealgebra course for students who have completed middle school math and are ready for Algebra I this fall. This course will cover the basics needed to be successful in Algebra I from number systems to solving equations.
Live sessions will be on Tuesdays at 10am on Zoom, but recordings will be posted in Google Classroom to allow for flexibility. (If your student is attending Camp HSR!, they can join the class in person at camp).
This course is a recommended prerequisite for the Camp HSR! Algebra I course. Students who enroll in this course will receive a $20 credit for Algebra I at Camp HSR! in the fall.
Google Classroom Account is required for each student.
Credentials for SUFS reimbursement are available.
Ms. Allison will be teaching this 3-week mini course Live on Zoom on Tuesdays. Students will be assigned a time slot based on enrollment.
This class will cover the mechanics of a 5 paragraph essay and individual and peer editing. Students will also learn to use collaborative tools on Google Docs. Students should already know the basics of writing a single paragraph. Assignments will be submitted typed.
This course is a recommeded prerequisite for the Camp HSR! Essay Writing course. Students who enroll in this course will receive a $15 credit for Essay Writing in the fall.
Google Classroom Account is required for each student.
Credentials for SUFS reimbursement are available.
Camp HSR! is a place where you can bring your kids to laugh, learn, grow, and connect with friends and peers. It is a place where you can turn to get homeschooling advice, make parent friends, and feel secure that your child is getting a diverse and dynamic homeschooling experience. We strive to offer homeschooling families through SWFL precisely what we want for our own homeschooling kids. We are committed to seeing our kids and our entire homeschool community thrive.
We strive to create a warm, welcoming environment to all families. We hope to teach our students that any way they choose to live their life is good and right, so long as it is born of kindness and love. We guide our students in accepting others and being true to themselves. We cherish the individuality and diversity of our students.
Our program is free from religious instruction, providing a safe place for students of any or no religion to enjoy the benefits of our community. Where relevant, classes are taught with sensitivity to different belief systems with an emphasis on the facts agreed upon by the experts in that subject.
Just because you haven't done it yet, doesn't mean you can't. Our goal is to give kids the confidence to try, even if they might fail. Mistakes are an opportunity to learn. We are dedicated to helping children manage themselves, and teach self-regulation when the need arises. We do our best to meet every student where they are.
We encourage building a strong connection, among students, teachers, and parents, to create a safe space for our kids to be who they are! We believe that children benefit from cooperating with others and experience increased empathy and self-awareness when they’re a part of something bigger.