Talegaprep.com Website Review

Talega Prep is a California Private School offering satellite programs (PSPs) to support homeschooling families. Our mission is to bring educational freedom to families by offering an alternative to public and charter school independent study programs.  TPA programs Unlike public, or public charter schools, Talega Preparatory Academy supports homeschoolers of all learning styles and methods including traditional clas*room, Clas*ical, Faith-based, and unschooling, among many others.  Recordkeeping is kept to a minimum, and you are completely free to educate your children as you see best meets their needs and interests. As a Talega Prep student, your child is enrolled in a California Private School, and you can rest as*ured that all State requirements Choose the methods, levels, and pacing that work best for each of your children.  You may pick and choose courses or curriculum pieces from the sources that best meet your students' educational needs. Set your own schedule, be it daily, weekly, monthly, or year-round. Whether your day is filled with sports training, rigorous academics, or daydreaming, Talega Prep gives you the freedom to plan and pursue your activities when it suits your family's schedule. You decide when and what to study, because you are in charge. Thank you, again, Marguerite, for your encouragement and flexibility with Max's education.  I know that his being in Belgium and traveling all over Europe and India was an unorthodox education, but I believe it made him the man he is today. Parent as teacher, including curriculum design, implementation, and as*essment Record keeping of all necessary California Private School Docu*ents What a joy to have our kids home with us!  We are ALL learning so much and having fun together. Thank you so much for your help getting Being able to train full-time this winter, James has taken his game to another level.  The flexible schedule has been great. Tuition for the Umbrella Program is $250 per family per year, plus $25 new student fee. High School students incur an additional $25 annual