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Membership benefits include early conference registration, access to a new job board, a members-only newsletter and Facebook group, and more.
Membership benefits include early conference registration, access to a new job board, a members-only newsletter and Facebook group, and more.
Hybrid Schools
We understand that there a variety of circumstances – some, all, or none of a hybrid’s students may be formally registered as homeschoolers. One particular institution might fully consider itself a school; another with an identical weekly schedule might argue that it is not a school at all. These institutions could be private, or charter schools, or projects of a public school system. They might be religious or secular. They could be stand-alone entities, or members of a larger network, or programs within other, larger schools. No matter what they call themselves, we consider any entity that meets for only part of the week, but determines most of its students’ curriculum, to functionally be a “hybrid school.” Our goal is not to over-define this space, but to provide a network and membership group in which schools facing similar practical issues can come together for learning, support, and community.
National Hybrid Schools Project Newsletter
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Contact the Hybrid Schools Society
If you have any questions about the Hybrid Schools Project or would like to learn more about what we do, please don’t hesitate to contact us.