At the Pearl, we help homeschool parents set up a hybrid-education structure for their teens. This spring we are offering 9 unique hybrid-homeschooling classes for teens to attend worldwide! These classes can count towards a US high school diploma.
At the Pearl, we help homeschool parents set up a hybrid-education structure for their teens. This spring we are offering 9 unique hybrid-homeschooling classes for teens to attend worldwide! These classes can count towards a US high school diploma.
At the Pearl, we help homeschool parents set up a hybrid-education structure for their teens. This spring we are offering 9 unique hybrid-homeschooling classes for teens to attend worldwide! These classes can count towards a US high school diploma.
At the Pearl, we help homeschool parents set up a hybrid-education structure for their teens. This spring we are offering 9 unique hybrid-homeschooling classes for teens to attend worldwide! These classes can count towards a US high school diploma.
We are honored to have received a $10,000 donation from The Campbell Foundation in honor of our board member Rachel Pearl. This generous donation will help us pay for our non-personnel expenses while we continue working on our fundraising plan. The Pearl is a grassroots organization offering students a safe educational environment where students report …
As a democratic school we include youth in decision making and all important aspects of the school. Therefore, we feel it is important that our logo is created by a young person! Youth from all over the world were invited to submit to our contest. The winner was democratically chosen by current students, youth and …
Winter Term Begins January 6, 2021 Teens can take all of our classes, a few, or just one. We partner with your family to create an educational plan that works for you. Class size is capped at 10, so all students get the support they need. All of our teachers are experts in their fields, …
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Standardized tests are only useful for measuring standardized minds. However, humans are not standardized, nor do we want them to be. If you think about it, pressuring students to do well on standardized tests is a strange way to measure success. Why would we want everyone to learn the same content or take the same path? …
