Eagle'S Nest Christian Home

“Expenses software expenses 2,007 supplies:copies / printing 593 bad debt 4 banking service charges 82 beta club 231 choir 420 class fees paid 67,566 computer expenses 1,432 coop/parent reimbursement 3,034 drama department 2,869 education expense 380 events 1,081 field trips 1,117 gifts 704 misc. Expense 236 party supplies / food 197 presidential service awar 61 senior team 5,149 supplies 2,000 t-shirts and badges 36 yearbooks 3,844 total 93,043”

“Transfer to other entity -89,298”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 470 0”

“The organization was formed to provide support to home educators who are members in coweta county and surrounding areas by planning social and educational activities and field trips for the students. New and current home educators are also able to get information on topics such as teaching resources and curricula through small groups. The organization also promotes better communication through newsletters, special mailings and phone messages. Classes provided at unity baptist church include high school and middle school subjects taught by accredited tutors and a co-op of parent volunteers teaching electives for middle/elementary students.”

“Members may request and sign up for accredited tutors in specialty classes which are held once a week all day for middle/high school students. The organization employs tutors who set the price for their services and books, etc. And the participating families pay the costs. There are two programs: eluminatus and bridge. Eluminatus is a college prepatory, non-traditional education center for high school. Bridge was created to bridge the gap between 4th-8th grades and high school.”

“Enchea plans social and educational activities and field trips, which offers the students cultural opportunities at many places in and around atlanta. Annual events include prom in the spring and senior graduation in may. There is also a yearbook published and various talent showcases which allow students to perform and compete with one another.”

“Enchea offers two enrichment co-op programs led by parent volunteers called explorers and voyagers. These programs provide electives and social outlets for homeschooled children. Explorers consists of multiple six-week terms each of which involves exploring a new, member-selected topic through creative learning styles. Voyagers is geared towards elementary and middle school-aged children and provides them with opportunities to try activities they would not typically be exposed to at home. Parent volunteers are reimbursed for books and supplies by the participating families. Archery is also offered with certified instructors.”

“Roundup, held in the fall, is the time for registration. Info is provided to homeschool families on how to get started and what is offered by the association. Families meet in small groups for social and/or structured time, which helps with communication throughout the association and new homeschool contacts can receive help in choosing curriculum and teaching resources. The association administers member lists.”