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March 6, 2026
Homeschooling can be one of the most rewarding decisions a family makes, but if we’re being honest, it can also feel overwhelming at times. Questions start […]
November 13, 2024
As homeschooling becomes more popular and accessible, many parents are taking advantage of scholarships to enhance their children’s learning experience. If you’re a parent who has […]
October 10, 2026
A Maryland teen gets into JROTC after his district says no, an Oregon mom sues over Christian curriculum, and the federal scholarship tax credit rules leave the homeschool question open.
October 9, 2026
The second Monday of October has two names in the United States, and both are worth understanding. Columbus Day remembers the voyages that connected Europe and […]
October 8, 2026
One of the biggest concerns we hear from new homeschool moms is making sure they are covering everything. This post is for you. The fear of […]
October 7, 2026
We decided it was time. Time to start teaching her how to drive And for a split second… I pictured handing her the keys to a […]
October 6, 2026
Middle school homeschooling is both incredibly rewarding and genuinely challenging, often in the same week. Your child is changing rapidly. Their academic needs are more sophisticated. […]
October 5, 2026
Let’s take it back for a minute… Big hair Bright colors Boom boxes Mixtapes And somehow… No Google 😅 If you wanted to learn something? You […]
October 3, 2026
Utah leads 18 states backing homeschool families at the Supreme Court, a Nebraska city votes to accept homeschool diplomas for city jobs, Utah's scholarship spending report, West Virginia's Hope update, and why Texas homeschoolers get no October 1 payment.
October 2, 2026
There are so many ways to homeschool. This free printable chart compares 10 homeschool methods by structure, cost, personality fit, and best ages so you can find what fits your family.
October 1, 2026
Fifth grade feels like the edge of something. Your child is almost a middle schooler, but they are still solidly elementary in many ways. It is […]
September 30, 2026
I’m 5’5”… And this doorway? Not built for me 😅 Walking through this house felt like: Either I grew overnight… Or everything else shrunk And honestly? […]
September 29, 2026
Fourth grade is a confidence-building year, and it can be one of the most enjoyable years of your homeschool journey if you approach it right. By […]
September 28, 2026
We have portable everything now. Phones Headphones Entertainment Learning You can take it anywhere And yet… There she is 😅 Sitting in the most awkward position […]
September 26, 2026
Iowa says a parent-signed diploma has to be honored, the Supreme Court moves California's deadline to October 23, Texas posts its homeschool sports opt-out list, and the IRS finally publishes the official list of states in the new scholarship tax credit.
September 25, 2026
Labor Day arrives on the first Monday of September, and for most families it feels like the last hurrah of summer. But behind the cookouts and […]
September 24, 2026
Third grade is when academic expectations shift, and the right curriculum makes all the difference in how your child experiences that shift. This is the year […]
September 23, 2026
So there I was… Holding a broken decoration That literally says: “Give Thanks” And yes… It broke during the exact month I had it out as […]
September 22, 2026
Second grade is the year reading starts to feel effortless for most kids, and it is one of our favorite grades to teach. The phonics struggles […]
September 21, 2026
A chandelier… In a basement bedroom In an old farmhouse A little unexpected? Maybe 😅 But sometimes… You just need a little bling in your life […]
September 19, 2026
Welcome back to our weekly roundup. The Senate is back in session, the fall field-trip calendar is filling up, and this week the lead story is […]
September 18, 2026
Thomas Paine (1737-1809) – Revolutionary writer; author of Common Sense. Thomas Paine was born in 1737 in England and came to America in 1774 with little […]
September 17, 2026
First grade is where everything starts to click, and it is one of the most rewarding years to homeschool. This is the year most children go […]
September 16, 2026
True story… We had a full garden going. Tomatoes growing Plants thrivingHarvest right around the corner And then… We had to move 😅 Months before everything […]
September 15, 2026
Kindergarten feels like a big deal, and it is. But it does not have to be complicated or overwhelming. A lot of moms stress about getting […]
September 14, 2026
This is what “fun” looks like now… Not a night out Not a vacation Not even sitting down for very long 😅 It’s this Sweaty Red-faced […]