Anchored Family Learning Center, a non-profit organization, was founded by four moms who had a vision and felt a calling to start an alternative learning program in their community. One with an emphasis on Christian values and common ground among families.

Sharla, Jenna, Jessica and Sarah have worked together to fill a specific need; the need for a quality, affordable education and faith-based curriculum. A homeschool community that would provide relief to the full-time homeschooling mom and a place of peace for the mom struggling to keep up with various co-ops and activities. 

Together they came up with Anchored Family Learning Center, a parent-volunteer led program that runs two days a week. The volunteer schedule will allow for some days off for parent volunteers during the month, knowing your children are learning with quality curriculum and biblically sound principals while they are on campus. Parents work together on a rotating volunteer schedule to serve as "parent-teachers" leading individual classes through their homeschool curricula, science experiments, crafts and activities. We use easy to follow lesson plans so all families can stay on track while we homeschool together.

All curriculum has been carefully researched and chosen by AFLC for use on campus days and at home learning days. Anchored is set up as a four day school week leaving you the parent with the flexibility and freedom to supplement your child's education as you wish. 

The goal of Anchored is to provide an interactive learning environment, a place for children to build relationships with other homeschooling students and a community of support for homeschool educators. It is essentially "homeschool together" AFLC firmly believes that parents are most able to teach their children and are the ones ultimately responsible  for their children's education. Anchored Family Learning Center is not a private school or supplemental co-op. It is a group of parents sharing teaching days and using the same curriculum as the  other families in Anchored to educate their children.