Curriculum Spotlight: Memoria Press

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Memoria Press offers MANY options for your families homeschool. Seriously, because of the way that the curriculums are set up, you can follow them as strictly, or as loosely, as your family needs.

I started my son young with their pre-school curriculum. Like he was 2.5 year old. This was because of some speech needs we were facing. The way the curriculum was set up, I was able to follow the curriculum plan, and apply it in a way that mad sense for him. By May of the following year, he had even memorized one of the memory verses. I was emboldened and not overwhelmed by the material submitted and was able to help get my son to where he needed to be.

Memoria Press has a core curriculum option that families are able to pick from. From there they also offer an online school option. Which I think is especially great for those families who think they need that structure in a classically based education. 

And really Memoria Press does it all, they have several different locations for the Highlands Latin school and cottage schools throughout the country. They even have a college! (Cottage Schools are where you attend in person instruction one or two days a week and then school the rest of the week at home. It's a hybrid option)

Check out Memoria Press sometime! They have their own conference in summertime and even make it to homeschool conferences throughout the country. I learned of them through the Great Homeschool Convention in Cincinnati. 

Really this is a great option for homeschool families who are looking to educate their children in a different, PROVEN, way. The material is solid and if you are looking for something that is Christian based, they do not shy away from their faith. Click below to view more information on their website.

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