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MB Success Academy · Free community group

You don't have to parent or teach a child with ADHD alone

Our Nextdoor group brings together parents, guardians, teachers, tutors, and homeschoolers raising and educating children with ADHD — to compare notes, solve problems, and cheer each other on. It is free to join and open to anyone on this path.

What the group is for

Encouragement from people who get it.

Ask questions

Curriculum, schedules, tough days — get answers from people who have been there, not just from a brochure.

Find local people

Meet parents and educators nearby for co-ops, park days, and the kind of friendship that keeps kids motivated.

Share your wins

A hard-won reading breakthrough or a calmer homework night is worth celebrating. This is a good place for it.

Free to join, no commitment

The group is a community space, not a paid program. It is open to anyone parenting or educating a child with ADHD — parents, guardians, grandparents, teachers, tutors, and homeschoolers — and is separate from the academy's virtual homeschool tuition plans, tutoring, and accountability support. Families are welcome to join the group whether or not they ever enroll.

Visit the Nextdoor group

Questions about the group? mbsuccessacademy@gmail.com

(315) 657-3648

Looking for more than community?

Support for your learner is a click away.

If your child needs steady accountability, personalized tutoring, or a full virtual homeschool plan, the academy offers those separately.