We expect these numbers to increase in 2021 because of ongoing school shutdowns, restrictions, and parent concerns for educational stability

Most school programs are failing children with learning challenges. Because of the pandemic and longstanding failures in the special education system, many families feel forced into homeschooling so their children can receive an adequate education.

And, even though 14% of all students quality for special educational help, those numbers do not include children who slip through the system undiagnosed or whose learning struggles are too mild to qualify for services. We estimate that almost 30% of all students need some sort of extra learning help and most are not receiving the services outlined in their IEP or they are falling through the cracks in an overloaded system.

SPED Homeschool empowers families to homeschool children with unique learning needs by vetting resources, training parents, providing homeschooling tools, and offering encouragement. We believe every child can succeed when provided individualized instruction and that homeschooling is one of the best options a family has for providing this type of education for a unique learner.

Our work at SPED Homeschool builds upon our board and team’s diverse homeschooling experiences, training, gifts, and enthusiasm for home education to equip other parents to homeschool their children with unique learning needs.

We provide families with quality homeschool information and resources from the perspective of parents who have homeschooled our own struggling learners, providing encouragement and hope for their homeschooling journey and for the bright future God has for their student.