Do you remember the books you read when you were younger? The books that allowed you to escape into worlds of wonder and embrace new discoveries are etched into your memory for a lifetime. Get…

Can you feel it? Spring is in the air…finally! No more dark afternoons, frigid temperatures, or leftover piles of dirty snow. Best of all, you can start working some outdoor activities into your homeschooling again!…

There’s one thing that comes along during the school year and grinds homeschooling to a halt–spring. There’s just something about the warm weather, new growth, and the sunshine that makes it quite difficult to homeschool…

As a homeschooling parent, you’ve seen the benefits of home education. And hopefully, your child is experiencing the academic success they deserve. But are you and your student actively celebrating homeschool milestones and achievements? If…

For most families, vacations and excursions are limited to certain times of the year. Summer is generally the most popular season for travel since kids are home from school. The same can be said about…

There’s no doubt that homeschooling can be expensive. Not every family can afford the most pricey curriculum or supplies. Especially for multiple children. But we’re here to tell you not to let money get in…

During the COVID pandemic, students throughout the world experienced online learning for the first time. And to say it was met with mixed reviews would be an understatement. Just to clarify…that wasn’t really online learning.…

It’s back to school time! And, if you’re new to homeschooling (or even a homeschooling veteran), that also means it’s time to find the right homeschool curriculum for your student. Sounds scary, right? After all,…

If you’ve decided that homeschooling is the best option for your child–great decision! Now…what type of homeschooling will you elect to use? Yes, there are many methods of homeschooling, and they all vary quite a…

What do teenagers enjoy doing over the summer? Hanging out with friends, going to the beach, traveling with family, swimming, taking classes at Harvard. Yes, taking classes at Harvard. And Johns Hopkins University. And Georgetown…

If you’re living in Missouri and are looking for an alternative to public or private school education, you’re in luck. Homeschooling in Missouri is legal, as long as you follow some rules and requirements. Much…

We are firmly in the 21st century. Gone are the days when students simply showed up to school, listened to lessons from their teachers, and were sent home with paper copies of homework or assignments.…