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Located in Westborough, MA
Life Rediscovered is a vibrant community of homeschoolers.
Our day program offers structure and social opportunities that so many homeschoolers crave. We take the best of a traditional school environment, combine it with all the strengths of homeschooling, and create magic.
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At Life Rediscovered, students cycle through a healthy mix of academics, social activities, and life skills. Teachers and staff are there to support students as needed, working individually with each student to expand on what they are learning at home, or offering small group lessons to deepen their understanding of certain concepts. Students are combined into three mixed-age groups (3-6, 6-8, and 9-12), allowing them the valuable opportunity to learn together and support their peers.
Full Year Commitment
Committment at Life Rediscovered is for the full academic year (Sept-June). This is to allow our students the time and space needed to establish meaningful social connections and friendships with a consistent group of peers. We accept mid-year enrollment if space allows.
By joining Life Rediscovered, you are not only investing into your child’s education- you are also joining a vibrant community of like-minded families who all believe in the same core values of faith, freedom, learning, and community.​
We are a conservative group, and believe in traditional values, love of family, love of community, and love of country. We are here to cultivate a happy, non-partisan, secular, politics-free learning environment, where kids can be kids.
During their time with us, students are empowered to take charge of their learning experience while diving deep into their interests. We believe that teaching our students how to learn is most important and will enable them to access information and resources throughout their lives.
What Do We Learn?
Subjects explored in our program include: mathematics, english language arts, science, geography, history, botany, and nature studies. Miscellaneous subjects taught may be skills such as: sowing, cloth washing, mapping, logic, chess, etc.
Semester Enrollment
We have two semesters per year (September-December and January-June). Enrollment is by semester, to allow our students​ the time and space needed to establish meaningful social connections and friendships.
PROGRAMS
STARS GROUP PROGRAM • AGES 3-6
Our Stars Group Program provides our youngest homeschoolers with an opportunity to learn, foster independence, and form friendships with other homeschoolers, while also giving caregivers the opportunity to connect through teacher-led games and activities. We believe that parent involvement at a young age and parents’ connections to the local homeschool community is one of the driving factors behind long-term homeschool success. Parents are expected to volunteer several days per year.
STRIPES GROUP PROGRAM • AGES 7-13
The Stripes Group Program is a day program for older homeschoolers. Students participate in a morning community circle and academics in which we assist them with work sent in from home. After academics, we complete our Unit Studies (entrepreneurship, community service, STEM, nature studies, etc). This program is a combination of self-directed learning, project based learning, teacher-directed unit studies, with afternoons having a heavy emphasis on free play, creativity, and clubs planned by the students. We are a limited-screens program (allowed only for academics if required by the parent), because we believe that kids should have the chance to be kids, off of their devices. Parents are expected to volunteer several days per year.
LIBERTY GROUP PROGRAM • AGES 9-12
The Liberty Group Program is a day program for our oldest homeschoolers. Students participate in a morning community circle and academics in which we assist them with work sent in from home. After academics, we complete our Unit Studies (entrepreneurship, community service, STEM, nature studies, etc). This program has a heavier emphasis on leadership and taking creative ideas from conception to reality. Students are encouraged (but not required) to plan offerings for the community in the afternoons, so you may see our Liberty students teaching classes to the younger students, reading a book for Stars group story time, or teaching a skill they learned to friends. We are a limited-screens program (allowed only for academics if required by the parent), because we believe that kids should have the chance to be kids, off of their devices. Parents are expected to volunteer several days per year.
WEEKLY WEDNESDAY FIELD TRIPS
We offer weekly field trips and social opportunities for the larger homeschool community. Field trips are always open to all- you do not have to be enrolled in our programming to participate! Past trips have included: Great Wolf Lodge, Canobie Lake Park, Trampoline Parks, Museums, Nature Hikes and more! Please see our Field Trips page for a full list of trips.