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At the Alger Learning Center & Independence High School, we
believe that our unique approach to education over the past 40
years has been a part of a larger evolving movement, and it is our
hope to continue to play a role in the expansion of educational
freedom into the future. Since our establishment in 1981, we have
seen our non-traditional, student-centered approach provide a
springboard for countless children (and their families) in becoming
happy, self-motivated, and enthusiastic independent learners.
We help define each student`s goals and needs as we customize
their individualized learning program, and use a variety of methods
to identify and evaluate their learning skills, styles, and
differences. Experienced teachers then work with both student and
parents to design appropriate courses, suggesting and helping
locate stimulating resources. We also provide easy-to-understand
hints on getting started, recordkeeping, and meeting state
requirements, and suggest user-friendly resources for those who
have little or no experience in homeschooling, helping them make a
smooth and stress-free transition to independent learning.
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