The Definition of Homeschooling
Posted in Homeschooling on December 14, 2016
Define "homeschool" - The radical idea that a family can raise and educate its own children without the government's help.
Educents Homeschool Sale 15-25% Off Continues
Posted in Homeschooling on December 12, 2016
For anyone who hasn't already taken advantage of Educents' homeschool sale, here are the details: 15% off on orders under $250. Use code: GIVEJOY 25% off + free shipping on orders over $250. Use code: BLISS For all orders outside the Contiguous US: 25% off orders over $250. Use code: GLOBALBLISS All promotions codes will Read More »
The Side of the Rembis Family You Probably Didn’t Hear About
Posted in Homeschooling on December 10, 2016
This guest article was written by a survivor of homeschool abuse and a member of Demand Oversight for HomeSchool Now (DOHSN). A few months ago, the Rembis homeschooling family made headlines when 10 of their 11 children were removed by Child Protection Services. The blogosphere was quick to leap to their defense and paraded the story Read More »
13 Year-Old Virtuoso Explains Why Homeschooling Is The Key To His Success
Posted in Homeschooling, Music on December 10, 2016
A number of weeks ago I stumbled upon the YouTube video below. When I discovered Adam Kulju was homeschooled, I contacted him and essentially begged for an interview. He graciously agreed to answer all of my questions. Through homeschooling, students can pursue their passions and work toward their dreams at a whole new level of dedication. When you find out Read More »
Homeschooler Started Her First Novel At Age 12; Published Author At 16
Posted in Homeschooling, News on December 8, 2016
Tags: Success
I recently had the opportunity to chat with Erin Forbes, a homeschooled student and teen author. Erin published her first novel, Fire & Ice: The Elementals (Volume 1), on October 15, 2016. She has already hosted her first book signing, and has two more planned during December. I love chatting with successful homeschoolers and learning their habits, Read More »
