Originally published May 11, 2018 Every new year brings us changes. This coming fall is bringing ZLO some significant changes about which we want to keep you informed. 1. Later start time! After reviewing your responses, our poll showed that
ZLO Informational Night
– Originally published on Feb. 27, 2018 – ZLO Families: If your children have attended, or are currently attending classes at ZLO, we’d love for your family to be on site during this informational evening. Your insight and encouragement are
Registrar Position Open
– Originally published on Feb. 22, 2018 – ZLO is looking for a new registrar to oversee registration for the 2018-2019 school year. This person will assist with the Pre-Registration/Scheduling exercise, beginning next month, and will facilitate the registration process
ZLO Open House!
Originally published on January 5, 2018 Come and see what you’re homeschoolers have been up to this year! This open house will be fashioned similarly to the one we had last winter. If you are considering ZLO for your child(ren),
Classroom Connection: Geometry
Math, or more specifically, geometry meets art. Transformations, isometries, reflections, translations, and rotations. Please do ART with your kids! It makes math so much easier. Math at ZLO Mrs. Molly Crocker, Geometry Instructor (and ZLO Director) This is Isaac’s version
Where Does it Go?
Where does the ZLO money go? I’m not asked this question often. I think people believe that because we’re a Christian organization that the money spent on ZLO classes can be trusted to be spent well. With the guidance of
Classroom Connection: Math with Mrs. Crocker
Math students drill multiplication facts with a variation of the card game War. If you would like to know the rules for this simple game, then ask any student in this photo. In the photo below, which pair of cards
Past Event: James Bach to Visit ZLO
This event has already taken place. We enjoyed having Mr. Bach with us yesterday, sharing his story and some very fun critical thinking activities! We are inviting all Whatcom County homeschoolers to meet James Bach at 2:30 PM until 4 PM,
The Key to Ending Tech-Tantrums Forever
Taken from “The Key to Ending Tech-Tantrums Forever” We did one thing which ended the insanity of tech tantrums. But first, here’s what we didn’t do: We didn’t give ten or five or two minute warnings. We didn’t use a
It’s going to be HOT, but we still have a dress code.
The first week of classes will be a hot one! And we still have a dress code. The dress code is meant for students to not be a distraction in class, so learning can continue from the beginning of the year