What It's All About

As with all good things, the idea for Elite Education has progressed over time.  In February of this past year I was talking with my cousin about her daughters home schooling education.  As a person who is extremely passionate about knowledge and understanding in education, I was thrilled at thought of teaching her daughter when the opportunity presented itself.  

In the beginning I was nervous as to what I was getting myself in to.  My work was going to be directly judged by children's parents based on how well they are learning from my instruction.  But I gave myself a pep-talk { I've done this before, this is no big deal } and here I am!  After the stress of starting a program from scratch, I've gotten my bearings, and come to understand the growing world of home schooling.  It's an interesting one.  And one that I am surprisingly agreeing with more and more.  

Elite Education was started to help the girls at MGA Elite Gymnastics, who work out 21- 38 hours per week.  Obviously there is little time for school in that type of schedule, even if you are the most dedicated person to your studies.  That's where I came in.  I took home schooling curriculum and condensed it down to courses that could be taught over a year - long course {32 weeks} or half year course { 18 weeks }.  It's definitely been a difficult task, and one that is not completely finished.  

I learn new things every day, and I am constantly researching the best way to teach certain material and subjects.  I keep up with homeschooling groups, the Texas Home Schooling Coalition, Texas Non Public Schools, the list goes on, and on, and on.....  
{you get the idea}

So needless to say, this is a lot of work.
{But I am a firm believer that if you do what you love, then you will love what you do.}
Lucky for me, I love teaching. 


{This website is also going to serve as a tool for those of you who are interested to take a peek into the classroom.  Feel free to click around!}






{My Information}


My name is Jessica and I graduated from Texas A&M University in May of ’09. 
{Whoop!}

I have a BS in Allied Health with a minor in Psychology, and I received my teaching certification after graduating.  For two years I worked as a Mental Health Professional with children with Mental Health disabilities in the Brazos Valley.  My ultimate goal is to go to grad school.  {For what?  I’m not quite sure yet!}
For now, I am enjoying the wonderful feeling I get from seeing my students succeed every day!  I am truly blessed to be teaching such wonderful kids! 





Along the way I hope to inspire, share my thoughts and document little snippets of our school’s most memorable moments.



Until Next Time,