HURON ACADEMIC ENDEAVORS EDUCATION CENTER
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HAE Virtual Student Access
Meaningful virtual education is finally here!
Looking for the flexibility of homeschooling with the support of a hybrid microschool—without leaving home?
HAE Virtual brings the best of our hybrid microschool experience to your home. Families enjoy a structured, high-quality education while staying connected to a supportive community through meaningful relationships, teacher guidance, and opportunities to participate in campus life.
Benefits of HAE Virtual:
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Access to HAE's recommended curriculum. Virtual students use Alveary, the same curriculum our EHMS hybrid classrooms use, and receive the exclusive HAE Alveary discount.
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Everything you need to organize your week. Students receive their physical Alveary Guidebooks and term books from HAE, just like our on-campus students. Each Guidebook includes weekly lesson plans, lesson trackers, recommended daily schedules, and more—making it easy to stay organized and on pace throughout the year.
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Teacher support from experienced EHMS educators. The same teachers who lead our hybrid classrooms also manage our virtual classrooms, providing consistent instruction, guidance, and support.
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Stay connected to the HAE community. Virtual families have 24/7 access to HAE's Slack channels for announcements, events, and communication. Tuition also includes parent-teacher conferences, either in person or virtually, so you can connect with an instructor whenever you need curriculum or instructional support.
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Exclusive discounts on enrichment opportunities. HAE Virtual families receive the MED discount for HAE extracurricular activities and enrichment programs.
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Get beyond the screen! Virtual students are invited to participate in EHMS field trips, special events, campus celebrations, volunteer opportunities, and other community activities. It's a great way to build friendships, make memories, and enjoy hands-on learning alongside our on-campus students.