Homeschool Moms & Dads: Reinvest in YOU! Join Me at the WHO Convention June 17-18, 2011
Are you in the Washington area? Join me on June 17th and June 18th at the WHO Convention at the Puyallup Fair and Events Center! There will be many opportunities for us to get to know one another. Visit me and Mr. HomeScholar at Booth #**104 and in the following workshops:
Friday, June 17th
Session B, 11:00 – 12:00
Room 2, Homeschooling High School
Let me show you why you don't need to be afraid to homeschool high school.
We'll discuss the keys needed to ensure success!
Saturday, June 18th
Session A, 9:30 – 10:30
Room 2, Making a Transcript
Transcripts are a hassle, so why bother? Because they are the love language of many colleges and a key to college admission and scholarships! Come learn the “why and how” of making a transcript!
Register for my giveaway gift. Trust me, it's always people who "never win" that win my free giveaways! We'll also have lots of information at our booth about our Parent Training Tools, including our new Parent Training A la Carte!
Conventions are also fun because it gives us a chance to meet all of our long-distance homeschooling friends that we normally just get to connect with through email, telephone consulting, or Gold Care Club webinar events. Please come ready to say hello because we would love to see you!
For more information on the WHO Convention workshops, be sure to check out their workshop schedule.
See you in Puyallup!
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