Overview of Programs

The GPHSF is an annual event where K-12 homeschooled students showcase their science and engineering projects. The students are evaluated by teams of judges consisting of local teachers and science professionals.
Visit the GPHSF website.
Download GPHSF brochure.

At the middle school level, we participate in FIRST LEGO League (FLL), an annual international robotics program from September to December. We organize and coach teams, as well as mentor parents and teachers on how to coach their own teams. The RoboWhizards are 3-time Director's Award winners.
Visit the RoboWhizards website.
Download the RoboWhizards brochure.

For high schoolers, we have formed a community-based FIRST Robotics team (called "Driven Robotics") in partnership with a local high school. Our rookie team will compete for the first time in early 2006. Driven Robotics is in need of substantial support - financial, technical, materials, meeting space, etc.
Visit the Driven website.
Download the Driven brochure.

We provide lab-based science classes (one- and two-semester) to students who otherwise would not have access to such courses. We offer subjects like biology, chemistry, physics, earth, life, physical, and general science.
Visit the Science Academy website.
Download Science Academy brochure.

We make it possible for homeschool students to participate in the Math Olympiads for Elementary and Middle Schools (MOEMS) program by providing weekly training sessions and five testing hours. We prepare high-school students for the American Mathematics Competition (AMC), which we administer each year.
Visit the Delaware County Homeschoolers Math Olympiad website.

Science Resources has teamed up with a multi-disciplinary group of Villanova University professors to organize a science/theater/magic summer program. Students attend seminars at Villanova and then become the Magic School instructors for groups of younger inner-city children.
Visit the Magic School website.
Download Magic School brochure.

We offer varying activities to supplement students' existing science and engineering education, from field trips to short courses. Examples of our enrichment activities include forensic science, moon rock investigation, aeronautics, sheep brain dissection, and Jr. Solar Sprint. Our enrichment activites are offered on an as-needed basis. Submit suggestions for an enrichment activity to .