As teenagers struggle to figure out the order of operations in algebra, parents have their own worries. They are trying to figure out if there’s a specific order to follow for high school math. It […]
Which Math Goes First? Read More »
Dana is a long-time member, and she wrote to me ecstatically sharing about her daughter’s scholarship awards. I asked her to share the advice she would like to give to other mothers, and she has
Go-Getter Gets Scholarships! Tuition Zero! Read More »
Please note that as of January 2021, The College Board has discontinued SAT Subject Tests® and SAT® essay. Although better than most places, the homeschool world is not completely free from the rumor mills—or if
Is Foreign Language Really Required by College? Read More »
Please note that as of January 2021, The College Board has discontinued SAT Subject Tests® and SAT® essay. If you are a prepared homeschool parent, no doubt you’re steadily working on your child’s transcripts, you
Coast Guard Academy Admissions Read More »
It’s a Feeding Frenzy of Ads Preying on Homeschool Fears I just got an advertisement for an online, accredited program. I just have to respond! If you look at the ad, you might feel insecure,
Do Online Schools Scare You Silly? Read More »
Course descriptions are an important part of your high school student’s records, but sometimes it’s easy to get stumped about what to call certain courses, or what to count them as. Audrey recently asked
Is Logic a Math Course or English? Read More »
Homeschooling is hard enough all on its own, but when others criticize us for our educational choices, it becomes even harder. That’s why I try really hard not to judge the way other people choose
Alternative Education and Homeschooling Independently Read More »