Bellevue Discovery Family Partnership Launching in 2025-2026

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Discovery Family Partnership is slated to launch in the 2025-2026 school year, offering a unique educational model that combines in-person classes with flexible online learning options. This program, inspired by local homeschooling parents and developed in collaboration with Bellevue School District staff, emphasizes community engagement and educational flexibility. By partnering with the existing Bellevue Digital Discovery elementary school, the program aims to create a supportive environment for families seeking alternatives to traditional schooling. The initiative has set an enrollment goal of 100 students for its first year, accommodating various educational pathways tailored to individual needs. Families will not be required to commit to a specific class format during enrollment, allowing for adaptability as students progress.

An online information session on February 5, 2025, will provide insights into the partnership and its offerings. Founding family members express enthusiasm for co-creating a program that meets diverse learning needs, highlighting the importance of community support. The Bellevue Discovery Family Partnership aims to foster a collaborative educational environment that empowers both students and families.

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