Our services are designed for families pursuing a variety of educational paths. Whether your child attends a public or private school, or is homeschooled, we're here to provide personalized guidance and support. We believe every child deserves an educational experience that honors their unique strengths, challenges, and goals, regardless of where or how they learn.

Our process begins with an inquiry form and initial consultation, where we'll learn more about your child's strengths, challenges, educational experiences, and your family's goals. From there, we'll recommend the services and level of support that best meet your child's needs and your family's budget.

No, a diagnosis is not required. We support children with a wide range of learning styles, abilities, and educational needs. Whether your child is experiencing academic challenges, has an identified learning difference, or simply needs additional guidance or individualized instruction, our services are designed to meet them where they are.

Absolutely. Our services are designed to complement, rather than replace, your child's existing educational program. We can reinforce classroom learning, provide targeted interventions, review homeschool curricula, and offer personalized strategies that align with your child's current studies and learning goals.

In-person assessments and tutoring sessions are offered at Shared Ground Society, our community partner located at 462 Danbury Rd in Wilton, Connecticut. Certain services, including parent consultations, homeschool guidance, and follow-up meetings, may also be offered virtually for added flexibility.

Pricing is determined by the type, frequency, and scope of services provided. We recognize that every family has different financial considerations and we are committed to working collaboratively with families to explore flexible options that balance educational priorities with their budget. Following your initial consultation, we'll provide a customized plan outlining recommended services, scheduling, and pricing.

No. Horizon Hub does not constitute enrollment in a private school or replace a child's primary educational program. Instead, it is designed to complement a child's homeschooling education through meaningful learning experiences, individualized instruction, and opportunities for academic and social growth. 

Our programs can serve as a valuable part of a family's homeschool experience by providing instruction, enrichment, academic guidance, and opportunities for collaborative learning. However, parents remain responsible for overseeing their child's overall education, ensuring compliance with applicable state requirements, and determining how Horizon Hub's offerings fit into their homeschool plan.