If you’re considering homeschooling next year, or you already homeschool, you’re in good company. Nationwide, the homeschooling movement continues to grow, and Wilmington, North Carolina is no exception. Just last year, the number of home schools in our state grew by over 6,000. That represents 86,753 “schools” with anywhere from 135,000 to upwards of 200,000 students. To put that into perspective, about one in ten North Carolina K-12 students learn their lessons from the comfort of their own home.
While there are plenty of benefits that come with homeschooling, making the switch does require your own dedicated learning space. In this case, having a well-organized, multipurpose classroom is essential. Butorganization with young learners in mind can be easier said than done. For intuitive storage solutions of all sizes and types, our team of designers and installers at Strickland’s Home can help. Here, a few suggestions on how you can streamline your space for academic success with custom homeschooling organization.
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