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HOMESCHOOL AND CYBER SCHOOL FAMILIES IN PA
I help Pennsylvania families homeschool with confidence, from the August affidavit to the June 30 evaluation.
I’m a Pennsylvania certified elementary and special education teacher with almost 20 years in classrooms, including six years supporting students and teachers in a cyber charter school. I work with families in person and virtually.

EVALUATIONS FOR ELEMENTARY (K-6) AND SPECIAL EDUCATION (K-12)
In person or virtual, anywhere in Pennsylvania.
HOW I HELP FAMILIES
Your end-of-year evaluation, done kindly and thoroughly. I review your portfolio, talk with your child, and write the letter you send to your superintendent by June 30.
If your child needs special education, Pennsylvania requires a certified special education teacher to approve your program before you file your affidavit. I’ll review your plan, help you shape it, and provide the written approval.
Help choosing curriculum, writing the objectives for your affidavit, and planning a year that covers every required subject without overbuying.
Reading and math tutoring grounded in the science of reading, plus help for cyber school families who need better routines, more structure, and a plan to keep up.
HOW EVALUATIONS WORK
1
Email me or fill out the interest survey. Spring fills up fast, so April is a great time to reach out.
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In person or virtually, I’ll look through your portfolio and have a relaxed conversation with your child.
3
I’ll write your evaluation letter so you can send it to your superintendent before the June 30 deadline.
FREE GUIDES
GETTING STARTED
The affidavit, required subjects, your portfolio, testing, and the June 30 evaluation, in plain language.
CURRICULUM
Seven ways to cover every required subject without overbuying.
EVALUATIONS
Who can evaluate, what they look for, and how to prepare your portfolio.
LOCAL TO SULLIVAN COUNTY?
I started a Facebook group for Sullivan County families who homeschool or cyber school. It’s a place to ask questions, share ideas, and plan classes, field trips, and social activities together.

QUESTIONS FAMILIES ASK
A Pennsylvania certified teacher with at least two years of experience at the level they evaluate, a licensed clinical psychologist, a school psychologist, or certain nonpublic school teachers. Parents and their spouses cannot evaluate their own children.
Spring is best. I’d aim for April or May so you have plenty of time before the June 30 deadline.
Yes. I evaluate both in person and virtually, so families anywhere in Pennsylvania can work with me.
Yes. I’m certified in special education, so I can approve your child’s program before you file your affidavit and complete their evaluation at the end of the year.
No. Since 2014, your portfolio stays with you. You only send the evaluator’s letter to your superintendent by June 30.
Start with the Pennsylvania Department of Education home education page. HSLDA and Homeschooling in Pennsylvania are also helpful.
Email me with your child’s grade and whether you’d like to meet in person or virtually. I’ll get back to you personally.