Open House
So I e-mailed a bit with the lady who is in charge of the private school and she invited me out to their Open House last night. She actually invited me to their "electives" orientation/discussion on Thursday, but I passed claiming other commitments (namely getting boys to bed on time as it ran to 8:30 and is a half hour away so not home until after 9 was a no-go for me, even if I just stayed a half hour it'd be 8:30). The open house started at 7pm, more workable.
The lady in charge, Kathryn S., was very excited to meet me from her e-mails. Chris drove me up and Marty and Dave watched the boys. We got there right on time and there was one other vehicle there.
I went in and Kathryn was just about done setting up. It was in an old Seminary building for the Jr. High nextdoor. She was very enthusiastic and excited to share their mission and what they plan to do.
It's a private school, but it is also geared towards home schoolers. Ultimately they want to be able to have several satellites throughout the valley and serve as a place where people could either enjoy their full curriculum or just participate in their (hopefully extensive) offering of electives.
A few others filed in and we had some introductions. I'll be offering an Equine Science class, Horsemanship (covering basic handling, groundwork, and riding and will be held here), and an Intro to Art class. They should also have things like sewing, music, sign language, and more. We'll see how this goes. The semester starts the middle of August.
The lady in charge, Kathryn S., was very excited to meet me from her e-mails. Chris drove me up and Marty and Dave watched the boys. We got there right on time and there was one other vehicle there.
I went in and Kathryn was just about done setting up. It was in an old Seminary building for the Jr. High nextdoor. She was very enthusiastic and excited to share their mission and what they plan to do.
It's a private school, but it is also geared towards home schoolers. Ultimately they want to be able to have several satellites throughout the valley and serve as a place where people could either enjoy their full curriculum or just participate in their (hopefully extensive) offering of electives.
A few others filed in and we had some introductions. I'll be offering an Equine Science class, Horsemanship (covering basic handling, groundwork, and riding and will be held here), and an Intro to Art class. They should also have things like sewing, music, sign language, and more. We'll see how this goes. The semester starts the middle of August.