From:                                   Sonlight Curriculum <[email protected]>

Sent:                                    Monday, March 21, 2011 9:23 PM

To:                                        Customer Service

Subject:                                Unveiled at last: the "big change"

 


 

Dear Customer,

You've been waiting so patiently for the new catalog. And now it's closer than you may think! Look for a special email from me tomorrow.

Until then, I'm excited to finally reveal another change you'll see this year. Watch this short video to see me explain:

Better labels for Core Programs!
It's true. Many of the Core, Language Arts and Science Programs now have new labels. Some astute moms on the Forums figured out the new names system before we even intended to release them! Lotusutol saw a tiny mention of Core F, Eastern Hemisphere, and cracked the code. I'll let her fill you in:

"I think the Cores have been renamed from K-7 to A-H, so that people don't get confused by the 'grade level' numbers. I think the letters would make things less confusing in choosing and combining cores."

She's right. And that's exactly why we changed. As charleysoup points out, Sonlighters have been suggesting this change for a while:

"Now- you gotta love Sonlight. Yes, some of us have been asking for this for a LONG time, and they do pay attention and respond when appropriate."

So why have many customers asked for this change? How does it help you? Watch the "What's New" video and I'll explain further there. In short, using letters removes the grade connotation from the Cores. This helps show that each Core works well for a range of ages and grades.

For example, it's easier to accept that Intro to American History, Year 1 of 2 can be used effectively by a 5th grader if it's called Core D rather than Core 3. Even though Core 3 was always meant to serve a wide range of ages and grades, that number always got in the way. Moms would feel unnecessarily hesitant to use a program called Core 3 with their fourth or fifth grade students, even though that might be the very best program for them to use. Click here to learn more about this change.

The catalog ... coming very soon
Keep your eyes on your inbox (and mailbox) for your 2011 Sonlight catalog. You'll find plenty of tools to help you choose the best programs. And when you see it all put together, you'll understand how the Core label changes play out.

If you have questions...
Hang on one more day. Then if you still have questions after you hear from me tomorrow, please let me know or simply contact a Sonlight Curriculum Advisor. These veteran Sonlight moms are already familiar with the new catalog and can help answer any questions you may have.

Thank you for choosing Sonlight Curriculum.

Many blessings,
Sarita
President
Sonlight Curriculum
www.sonlight.com

P.S. For some complimentary homeschool encouragement while you wait for your new catalog, I highly recommend the short article and podcast called "You CAN Homeschool".


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