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Homeschooling met the challenge

Natalie Richards didn’t waste any time when she started homeschooling.

Her biography on PRNewswire for her new venture says this:

About Natalie Richards
QuinceClub.com was founded by Natalie Richards, a bilingual, bicultural young Latina with an impressive knowledge of Hispanic marketing and advertising. Born in the U.S. and raised by Colombian parents Natalie began her career when she was only 15 years old at El Latino, San Diego’s largest Hispanic Newspaper, after she decided to be home schooled saying ‘high school is not challenging enough’. Natalie quickly rose in rank breaking sales records at the company until she was named Commercial Director, overseeing seven departments and managing 22 employees by the time she was 21.

Posted by Susan Ryan

Jun 21 2007 in Grown Homeschoolers, News-Commentary, Reasons to Homeschool, Successful Homeschoolers HelenTags: bicultural, bilingual, Encouraging Words, Natalie Richards, QuinceClub.com
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