Home School Groups: Here’s how THSC is bridging the gap with special needs students.
Running a homeschool group is full of challenges, including finding a delicate balance with special needs students in co-op classes, extracurricular activities, and field trips.
Some children have very subtle needs, while others are more pronounced, such as medically fragile children. No one group can meet every need, but THSC desires to make bridging the gap easier for families with typical and special needs children.
That’s why the THSC Leadership Support Team and the THSC Special Needs Team is working together to offer a tool that will help your home school group address your unique situation. We have created a one-of-a-kind training program to help families work harmoniously together!
Do Bees Have the Answer for Including Special Needs Students in Homeschool Groups?
My husband is fascinated by bees. So, I have become quite interested, too. One thing that bees are known for is making a bridge with their own bodies to build their comb to help them overcome challenges! We can apply this to bridging the special needs gap in home school groups.
The Special Needs Group Training Family Module, which launched May 1, is free for you to use and share. This module features insightful videos from the THSC Special Needs Team to help special needs families address challenges they face in group participation.
These videos will also help families that participate in home school groups better support families with special needs students. Please share this page with your families as these videos will encourage you to support special needs in your group.
Watch a sample video from the Family Module now!
Ashley Lawson, THSC Customer Relations Manager
Ashley is a follower of Jesus, wife to Mike, mom to six, and she is “Lolli” to her grandkids. She homeschooled from 2007 to 2022. She served as a treasurer and later president for her local homeschool group and has served on the Venus ISD school board. Passionate about homeschooling, she has loved working at THSC since 2015 and currently serves as the Customer Relations Manager.
Home School Groups: Here’s how THSC is bridging the gap with special needs students.
Running a homeschool group is full of challenges, including finding a delicate balance with special needs students in co-op classes, extracurricular activities, and field trips.
Some children have very subtle needs, while others are more pronounced, such as medically fragile children. No one group can meet every need, but THSC desires to make bridging the gap easier for families with typical and special needs children.
That’s why the THSC Leadership Support Team and the THSC Special Needs Team is working together to offer a tool that will help your home school group address your unique situation. We have created a one-of-a-kind training program to help families work harmoniously together!
Do Bees Have the Answer for Including Special Needs Students in Homeschool Groups?
My husband is fascinated by bees. So, I have become quite interested, too. One thing that bees are known for is making a bridge with their own bodies to build their comb to help them overcome challenges! We can apply this to bridging the special needs gap in home school groups.
The Special Needs Group Training Family Module, which launched May 1, is free for you to use and share. This module features insightful videos from the THSC Special Needs Team to help special needs families address challenges they face in group participation.
These videos will also help families that participate in home school groups better support families with special needs students. Please share this page with your families as these videos will encourage you to support special needs in your group.
Watch a sample video from the Family Module now!
Ashley Lawson, THSC Customer Relations Manager
Ashley is a follower of Jesus, wife to Mike, mom to six, and she is “Lolli” to her grandkids. She homeschooled from 2007 to 2022. She served as a treasurer and later president for her local homeschool group and has served on the Venus ISD school board. Passionate about homeschooling, she has loved working at THSC since 2015 and currently serves as the Customer Relations Manager.
