Ruth Mitchell is an author and mother of four living in San Diego, California. She works as a publicist for Immort Works …
by Dana Wood Winter blues are real. You have been schooling for weeks and the end of the school year seems years …
by Alyson Redford So often my balance between important things and urgent things gets skewed, not always by choice but by necessity, …
by Jen Altman. Originally published at Chestnut Grove Academy, on January 5, 2015, updated December 2020. Used by permission. I know it’s …
by Jenny Fletcher, mother of two boys from Idaho We live in a unique time in the history of our world. Because …
by Crystal Hessing of Boise, Idaho When, why, and how your home-educating adventure began (or is yet to begin) is unique to …
by Jen Altman. Originally published at Chestnut Grove Academy, on January 23, 2014. Used by permission. One of the number one concerns …
by Tiffany Salter, LDSHE Volunteer, Texas Life throws you curve-balls and sometimes you find yourself in a place you never expected to …
It seems strange to be talking about loneliness during the month of love (aka Valentine’s Day), but let’s face it, homeschooling is …
The new year is like a blank piece of paper, rife with possibilities but overwhelming in its blankness. If you are like …
By Rachel Spigarelli As homeschoolers, we are not immune to troubled relationships with our children. If anything, when these problems occur, we …
By Sarah Gray I had a wonderful public school education. I started homeschooling my children not because I wanted to save them …
By Lisa Larson Several years ago I attended a Time Out for Women event in Orlando. Mercy River was one of the …
