Homeschool familiesDaytime lessons, with a note for your records.
Lessons that fit a homeschool week
Daytime lessons at home, with a written note for your records.
- SubjectsViolin, Spanish, math and English
- WhenDaytime lessons available
- RecordsA written progress note for your quarterly reports
- WhereYour home, or online
A progress note for your quarterly reports
You keep the records, and I want to make that easier. After lessons, I write a short note you can use in your quarterly reports.
Only homeschool families get it. It sits beside whatever else you keep for the year.
Music is one of New York's required subjects in grades 1 to 6
Violin lessons can be part of how you cover it. How you plan and report your program is between you and your school district.
For the rules themselves, see the New York State Education Department's page on home instruction.
Your curriculum or mine
For Spanish, I can use my own curriculum, one I recommend, or the one you already have.
The same method in every subject
I start where your child is.
I explain the why behind what they're learning.
They leave with one clear thing to practice before next time.
I've been an assistant teacher in a homeschool program in Bellmore since 2023, so I know how a homeschool week runs.
I teach violin, Spanish, and math and English tutoring, all one-to-one.
Can lessons happen during the school day?
Yes. Daytime lessons are available. Text me and we can talk through what fits your week.
Who gets the progress note?
Homeschool families do. I write a short note after lessons that you can use in your quarterly reports.
Can lessons be online?
Yes. Lessons happen in your home or online, and you can switch between the two.