Offerings

One-on-one mentoring for young people who need space to be seen, heard, and guided as they navigate identity, direction, and what comes next — both within and beyond academics.

This may include:

• A consistent, trusted adult relationship outside of school or family roles
• Support in exploring identity, strengths, and interests
• Help processing transitions, uncertainty, or decision fatigue
• Guidance around confidence, motivation, and self-direction
• Space to talk through goals, challenges, and next steps at a sustainable pace

Each mentoring relationship is shaped around the individual — there’s no one-size-fits-all approach.

Guidance for families navigating nontraditional academic paths, including flexible learning options, alternative routes, and next steps that align with who a student is — not just what’s expected.

What this service includes:

Academic history and current setup review

• Review of the student’s academic background, credits (if applicable), and current learning structure
• Discussion of what has worked, what hasn’t, and where friction or burnout is present
• Identification of gaps, inconsistencies, or unrealistic expectations

Exploration of flexible and nontraditional options

• Guidance around alternatives to conventional schooling, which may include:
• flexible homeschool or hybrid structures
• alternative high school pathways
• independent or mentor-based learning models
• dual enrollment or outside programs
• transition or gap-year planning
• Clear discussion of requirements, tradeoffs, and long-term implications

Alignment with the student and family

• Clarifying interests, strengths, and long-term direction
• Matching learning environments to how the student actually functions
• Considering family capacity, work schedules, and available support

Pathway recommendations and next steps

• Clear recommendations for academic structure, pacing, and priorities
• A practical plan for the current season or preparation for the 2026–2027 academic year

Deliverable

• A written pathway outline with recommended options and next steps
• A realistic timeline for implementation

This work focuses on guidance and planning. Families retain ownership of implementation, records, and enrollment decisions

Help for parents who feel overwhelmed by the administrative side of homeschooling. I work directly with families to create, organize, and maintain records in ways that are clear, compliant, and sustainable — without adding more stress.

What this service includes:

Hands-on record creation and organization

• Direct assistance creating attendance records, coursework logs, and documentation
• Organizing existing records that feel incomplete, scattered, or unclear
• Building simple systems that match how the family actually operates

Transcript and academic documentation support

• Drafting and updating transcripts and academic summaries
• Guidance on documenting learning clearly and appropriately
• Help aligning documentation with typical charter or external requirements

Charter-facing support

• Assistance preparing and uploading required samples or documentation
• Guidance interpreting charter requests and expectations
• Helping families respond to administrative needs without confusion or overwork

Ongoing administrative maintenance (optional)

• Continued help updating records throughout the year
• Adjustments as learning plans, schedules, or requirements change
• A la carte support when questions or new needs arise

Administrative help can be provided one-time or ongoing, including hands-on support with creating, updating, and maintaining records as needs change.