Most people believe that the word “school” comes from a Latin word meaning “a place of learning,” but it actually comes from a Greek word meaning “leisure.” The ancient Greeks …
We’re always looking for new and educational ways to involve our students with the community. Recently, we had two fabulous guest speakers talk to our students about their professions. Justin …
In February, students at IndED gathered around a table with cooking tools, eggs and sprigs of herbs. Time was against them as they split, sliced, melted and cracked. Their proud …
A New Look at the Old School Please join us on Tuesday, February 13th at 7 pm, as IndED founder Butch Porter shares insights on homeschooling and the challenges facing …
Thank you, Maria with Cooking With Fun for getting us started on the Incredible, Edible Egg series. Our 6-week hands-on cooking program, where kids prepare egg-centric recipes culminates with a …
Our students got to develop an artful eye at the Fine Gallery on Royal St as part of our Yoga and the Arts program! Every Wednesday, students can enjoy Yoga …
When people think of homeschooling there are many perceptions that come to mind, and some are inaccurate. Some people believe that kids won’t be able to develop good social skills …
Thanks again to the good folks at The Thomas Balch Library. This week Laura went through some of the many artifacts donated to the library by the Johnsons. Your child …
Thanks to Dr. Adam for helping us with Building Blocks of Medicine’s Dissecting Day!! He’s part of IndED’s Thinking Like a Scientist course, which enhances children’s natural curiosity with great …
Alimond Photography Captures IndED’s Attention! Sincerest thanks to Aliyah, JRock and Marion with Alimond photography for “capturing” our students’ attention by showing them around a camera and a photography studio! …