Not Another Homeschool Blog

As written by Ann Zeise on her A to Z homeschool website, "Democrats Homeschool Too"! Most people like to put homeschoolers into a little box.  They classify us as odd, reclusive, and Conservative Christians... very Conservative, and definitely Republican.  But the truth is, there are homeschoolers on both sides of the political

I know I already used "Arts" in my A to Z blog, but I just got home from a chorus event.  It was the final chorus of the year.  After this is a piano and solo voice recital, and then graduation for the seniors.  16 of my kids friends are graduating this year, and a few other kids are going in different

I don't know that I would have continued homeschooling for as long as I have if it had not been for blogging. Blogging has allowed me to share what I am doing with other homeschoolers, vent, and seek help.  It has helped me to know I am not alone.  It has given me a great deal of information and support that has sustained us over the years. Sure, homeschooling existed before blogging became vogue, but blogging made

I decided to join the April Blogging from A to Z challenge (very late in the game) as a way to rejuvenate my  blogging dedication.  In view of changes to the internet and content writing in the past two months, I have decided to dedicated myself more fully to homeschooling and blogging about it.  That was always my path

This time of the year, I am usually focused on planning for next school year.  This time, I am busy planning for summer.  Unlike previous years, we are not homeschooling through the summer (for the most part), but I am sending the kids forth to participate in summer programs. My daughter will spend a week at Wesleyan College in Macon for their Fine Arts Intensive Program. She will then spend 2 weeks on a play at a theater in Atlanta (Fabrefaction), and spend another 2 weeks doing costuming for another play. My son will spend 1 week at SCAD summer seminars (God willing) and then hopefully do an internship with the rest of his time. I have ideas for back up plans in case my son's first choice of activities does not pan out.  We need to wait for acceptance letters. FREE HOME EDUCATION WEBSITE MY BUSINESS WEBSITE WalletPop Contributor Brighthub Contributor