What We Do

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We create online learning communities where instruction is differentiated based on the students particular needs and the family is part of the education team.      

How This Benefits Students:

  • Lessons easily differentiated.

  • More focused instruction

    Students able to use different modalities for responses.       

  • Fewer distractions

  • More opportunity for one-on-one or small group learning

  • Students are more comfortable, have decreased anxiety and perform better.

  • Eliminates non-instruction.

  • Continued participation in group setting not afforded by homeschooling.

  • Decreased frustration for students.

  • Feeling of belonging.

How This Benefits Families:

  • Eliminates long commutes to school.

  • Flexible schedule

  • Reduced illnesses.

  • Parental participation.

  • Collaboration between family and educator.

  • Decreased frustration for students.

  • "Finding this school has been truly life-changing for Kevin and our entire family. Even more important has been the change we have seen in Kevin himself. He is happy. He is calm. He feels safe and comfortable in his learning environment. Instead of education being a constant source of pressure and frustration, he has been able to learn at his own pace, in a way that works for him"

    — Luis Family

  • "Spectrum Education has exceeded every expectation we had. Over the years, we've watched Janiele become more independent, organized, and confident in her abilities. She takes pride in her education, is always on time for her classes, and has learned the importance of responsibility and self-discipline."

    — Garza Family

  • "Since joining Spectrum Education, the transformation has been incredible. He is now reading independently, and his math skills have grown to nearly a middle school level. What has made the biggest difference is the incredible patience and dedication of the teachers. They met Lucas exactly where he was academically, built his confidence, and gave him the individualized support he needed to succeed."

    — de Santis Family