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Exceptional SC helps students with exceptional needs attend private schools like Harvest through scholarships for tuition or tax credits awarded to the families for tuition expenses. Tuition including the cost of attendance, books, and school-related transportation. To prove eligibility, the student must have one of the following documents dated within the past three years:
Scholarship applications are now being accepted for the 2016-2017 school year! If you have any questions, our headmaster, Angie Bruner, will be happy to assist you through our contact information.
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Last summer, the CiRCE Institute, a leading provider of inspiration, information, and insight to classical educators throughout North America, launched a new podcast called The Mason Jar. Homeschooling veteran, Cindy Rollins has interviewed a diverse group of Charlotte Mason educators for the series. Some episodes are driven by their listeners' questions. In her thirteenth interview, Cindy and Tammy Glaser talk about running a Charlotte Mason school, specifically our very own Harvest Community School. Grab a tall glass of iced tea and listen into their conversation.
... "In this episode of The Mason Jar, Tammy Glaser joins Cindy Rollins to discuss her Charlotte Mason school in South Carolina (Harvest Community school), the ways a CM education has helped her autistic daughter, her advice for CM schools and teachers, and much more. Topics include how Tammy discovered Charlotte Mason and how it helped her autistic daughter (4:00), the founding and mission of her school (7:40), cultivating an understanding of CM in teachers (16:40), a day in the life of her students (20:00), pitfalls to avoid (35:00), the joys of teaching CM (43:30), and more." If you enjoyed this podcast, you might be interested in tuning in other episodes. Congratulations to the first crop of graduates from Harvest Community School: Abbie Bruner and Delores McMillan! Read more about our first graduation at Manning Live.
Harvest has over forty students and eight people on staff and many volunteers! We have expanded to four classes plus high school! Plans are underway to create more office space this summer. The staff and board of Harvest have achieved many important firsts in the past two years:
We are also delighted about what our community is becoming:
Stay tuned for more exciting news as the staff prepares for a new year! |
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