1. Come to the PICNIC on May 28th! 3-7pm at Elmwood Park. We will provide hot dogs, lemonade, and paper products.Please bring a side dish or a dessert.
Learning Center alumni are always welcome.

See details and directions here.RAIN CHECK: Be sure to check our website on the day of the picnic in case we have to postpone due to inclement weather.

2. FALL CLASSES
–Take a sneak peek.

—Registration begins June 2nd, 7am for volunteers.
–Registration begins June 16th, 7am for everyone.

3. Register for SUMMER DRAMA WORKSHOPS NOW. 

CLASSES GO FAST so consider being a VOLUNTEER: you’ll register early as well as getting a 27% tuition discount, and a scholarship. See details.
[Pro tip: although you can’t register right now, you can fill out your volunteer membership form. NOTE: Every student taking classes must have a volunteer membership to receive a discount. For students who are not the actual volunteer, choose “Other Family Member Is Volunteering.”]

And, of course, lots more information is available on the website along with helpful hints, and timely reminders. Take a look especially at FAQs and Registration.
If, after reviewing the information linked above, you still have questions contact us at omahahomeschool@gmail.com or 402-541-4829.

We look forward to seeing your family in the fall!
Jack and Holly Donnelly

VOLUNTEER FAQs
How do I volunteer? You will be offered the chance to volunteer as part of the registration process. Be sure to obtain a volunteer membership before checking out to receive the tuition discount.
What do volunteers do? Classroom helpers simply help the kids follow instructions for 50 minutes (e.g., “No, sweetie, cut the construction paper, not your hair.”) We also have hall monitors, babysitters, and people to help us set up and clean up.
Can I volunteer if I have young kids with me? Sure. However, we can only use you as a hall monitor or babysitter for teachers’ children.
Can I make my kids do it? Responsible students 14 years and older may also volunteer, although we typically choose an adult over a child for classroom work. We can also use kids 12 years and older for set-up (8:15 am) and clean-up (4pm) so long as they are able to help move chairs and tables.
Can I volunteer when my kids are in class? Yes, you choose when and how much you volunteer.
I heard that volunteering is done during class time. That’s not a question, but, yes there’s nothing to take home.
That’s a lie: I see people working at the end of the day. Well, some people help us set-up or clean up, and we pay them a bit more. Still not a question.
Can I choose which class that I volunteer for? We will take your suggestions into consideration, but ultimately, We will have to make an assignment based on our needs, which may not align with your preferences.

We also want to help those for whom volunteering is a hardship. If you have two or more children under the age of 5 with you who are not taking classes, you can still receive a 27% discount per class. This is also available for families who have other issues that prevent them from volunteering (e.g., a significant illness or primary care of a parent). Please apply to us at omahahomeschool@gmail.com. (Unfortunately, these scholarships are not eligible for early registration.)