GED or high school diploma- which is right for your student? On the various homeschooling Facebook groups to which I belong, a frequent topic that comes up is the best way to graduate their child. Some people favor having their child take the GED and others say that awarding a homeschool diploma and transcript [...]
Transitioning from public high school to homeschooling causes more than a little worry for most families, particularly if they have no prior experience with homeschooling. Parents and students alike are concerned about credits, diplomas, transcripts, colleges, and how homeschooling will impact it all. The good news is that homeschooling in high school is often [...]
It's time to start planning affordable summer activities for your kids. If you're anything like I am, you want your kids to have a great summer, but not at the expense of breaking the family budget. Finding cheap or free summer fun for your kids takes some time, but the savings is worth the [...]
We're posting an updated version of 4 benefits of running a side business while you homeschool to help homeschool families who are feeling the pinch of inflation and need more income. Homeschooling moms are busy educating their children and running a home. Some of them are also entrepreneurs who support their families or provide [...]
In today's post, we have 4 ways to get ready for homeschool convention season by doing some prep ahead of time. If you've never gone to a homeschool convention, sometimes also called a homeschool bookfair, you may be wondering what you need to do other than buy a ticket and go to the convention. [...]
Today we're reviewing homeschool predictions from 2021 made by David Bass in his post, Homeschooling is growing like crazy: 4 predictions of what that means for the future of education, published August 18, 2021. David's predictions were as follows: Parents will continue to demand more options in education, Homeschooling is growing more diverse, The [...]