HPHE High Point Home Educators

09/29/2026

09/05/2026

08/10/2026

Orientation 2026!

08/10/2026

We can wait to see you all today at 1 PM!

08/03/2026

There will be an Orientation meeting held in the Oak View Baptist Church sanctuary at 1 p.m. on Monday, August 10th, for registered families to learn helpful information about the upcoming semester.

The fall semester orientation meeting is a required event for families attending LIFE Classes.

Afterwards, parents may walk their students’ schedules with them, locate classrooms and speak with advisors.

SOCIAL - We'll have a fun, cool treat & time to visit together at the conclusion!!

07/10/2026

The increase in homeschool and private school enrollment comes as Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools grapples with declining enrollment. ⤵️ Find a link to the story in the comments.

06/26/2026

FAQ FRIDAY!

Q. Can parents stay on campus?

A. There is a quiet parents room (with couches and wifi) available for background-checked parents to relax if they wish to stay on campus during life class hours.

06/25/2026

Don't let the name of our homeschool co-op deter you. While we meet in High Point, we welcome families from all over the Piedmont Triad!

The purpose and mission of HPHE is to provide support, guidance, encouragement and educational opportunities according to Biblical principles and ideals for home educating families in the Triad area of North Carolina.

Grounded in solid Christian principles, HPHE welcomes all High Point and Triad area home educators. More than field trips, more than park days, more than mom’s nights out–HPHE is all of these things, plus the kind of support and encouragement that assists you in your family’s unique home education journey.

https://www.highpointhomeeducators.com/

06/23/2026

Your child’s safety and well-being is important to us. Here are some of our campus safety policies:

- Required background check for all advisors, substitutes, monitors, and other adults on campus

- All campus doors locked at all times and vigilant sign-in procedures

- Documented procedures for incident reporting

- Annual fire drills for emergency preparedness

06/21/2026

Just because a child CAN learn something does not mean it’s developmentally appropriate for them.

Research is clear- children who learn a skill at a different time than peers do not show any disadvantages later on.

I’ll use my own family as an example. I have three siblings. We all learned to read on the spectrum between the ages of 4-11. Now we’re all adults and we all enjoy reading. Does it matter who learned when? Nope.

Eventually, we level out. But the difference is that for kids who are pushed, there is a very real risk of deep resentment towards the person, the skill, the subject, or worst of all - learning as a whole.

Lesson: TRUST YOUR CHILD 💚

Need help shifting this fear-driven mindset about learning? Comment BRIDGE to learn more about our self-directed school for homeschoolers👇