Join us for our monthly educator session. For the month of April we will be discussing Spring break. What is spring break? What is the purpose of spring break? How do we make the most out of spring break? This is our course designed for educators to come together and […]
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My first exposure to homeschoolers was as a 3rd grade student. My mom would travel to a local private school and purchase some textbooks and each week we would go meet with other homeschoolers at a church. I took a US history course taught by my friend’s father and my mom would teach the younger
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Posts in this series : creating a roadmap for your student Stage One : The Destination Stage Two : The Path : Part 1 Stage Two : The Path : Part 2 STAGE THREE : THE MILESTONES : OBSTACLES IN PATH As you travel on your path, you will reach a stoplight that will
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My family recently moved to the south. We are a bunch of Northern New England folks. I mean, true north. I can trace both of my parents’ lineages back to New England settlers in the 1600s. Before that? They lived in Scandinavia, France, and England. Needless to say, the north is in our blood. Being
Why did you decide to homeschool? A more loaded question has none ventured to answer. Well, that may be a bit hyperbolic. I can tell you that one very important reason that we homeschool is to build relationships. Relationships with our children, relationships between siblings, relationships with people of all ages, and most importantly, a
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