Homeschooling through High School
Achieve your academic goals by choosing the correct curriculum that covers state requirements, makes early college credits accessible, and develops a workable plan for your family.
Explore the options for standardized tests, what the SATs and ACTs do, and be introduced to the College Board.
Discover the options available for finding careers in trade, higher education, and military, and compose a transcript that best reflects your child’s education.
Learn the ins and outs on college applications, recommendations, scholarships, and using admission counselors as a resource.
Note: All classes will also be available to you via Zoom live stream if you register.
Jeanmarie Witham Kozan received her Juris Doctor degree at Rutgers School of Law in 1990.
She received her bachelor’s degrees in Religion and English from Rutgers University in 1987.
Jeanmarie has taught as an adjunct professor at Bergen Community College for two decades, and taught at Kean University from 1995 until 2000, teaching courses in International Law, Government, Legal Writing, and Ethics, among others.
Jeanmarie is also very familiar with homeschooling as she has homeschooled 6 children and taught high school classes in a homeschool cooperative for 15 years.
Jeanmarie and her husband are the owners of a law firm in New Jersey where they have a civil law practice.
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