Is your child entering junior or senior year? College is on the horizon! Click on the video below to learn how to get your child accepted into college. Is your child in the middle of […]
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The best part of homeschooling high school is engaging in fun and meaningful activities beyond academics. When not confined to a public school desk for many hours each day, children have time to discover and
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Easter is such a great celebration! It is a wonderful blend of faith, fun, and springtime – I love it! Enjoy it with your young ones this Easter season! Make some memories and have some
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Leadership is something you learn by doing. Become good at something, do it often for fun, and pretty soon you’ll be leading others as they do it, too. The next thing you know, you’re leading!
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Is the SAT or ACT exam looming ahead for your child? Click on the video below to learn where to find out more information about these tests and stop panicking! Is your child taking the
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What kind of reception will your child receive at college? How will the admission representative view your homeschool? Amazing Reception of Our Transcript and Course Descriptions Dear Lee Binz, During November of last year, my
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I love seeing people successfully navigate through the process college admission. Jennifer wrote to me recently, and was thankful for my book College Admission and Scholarships. She strongly recommends that people learn about howJunior Year is
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Are you worried about homeschooling through the high school years? Are Parents Really Smart Enough to Teach High School? Click on the video below to find out! Are you homeschooling a child approaching the high
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