Beth Sanders graduated from UNC Chapel Hill with a BA and MEd in special education with teaching certifications in learning disabilities, mental handicaps, and emotional and behavioral handicaps. She taught four years in an Orton Gillingham program at the Hill Learning Development Center in Durham which was the prototype for Carolina Day's Key Learning Center. Beth also taught and consulted in public school exceptional children's programs for mentally, physically, and emotionally handicapped. She taught in a T.E.A.C.C.H. classroom for autistic adolescents and worked at Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill providing school services to families with chronically ill patients.

With the birth of her first child, Beth became a stay at home mom and began homeschooling in 1992. Her oldest two sons are merit scholars at UNC Chapel Hill and Clemson. She has a son and daughter still homeschooling high school. Beth sees the beauty of homeschooling as a schooling option that molds the program to the child instead of the child to the program. Beth enjoys helping parents determine ways to shape their educational program to the individual, compensating for weaknesses and capitalizing on strengths. Beth enjoys sharing ideas on teaching techniques, curriculum design, and the college preparation and application process.
Beth is available to test students who are on grade level, accelerated, or have special needs. She tests in her home in Horse Shoe or will make arrangements to travel to your home. Beth is also available to do consultations and workshops on the college admission process. 

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