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Run: A Mystery Thriller About a Homeschooled Teen

A homeschooled teenager begins to suspect her mother is keeping a dark secret from her. She may be in danger, but she can’t run away because she’s disabled.

Who the Devil is Lucifer?

The devil and Lucifer are one and the same; both are names for Satan.

Advice Paradise: Fear, Evil, and the Supernatural

Advice Paradise is a column where you can ask questions, read our answers, and offer your own advice!

Drug Cartels Targeting Kids and Teens with Rainbow Fentanyl

Drug cartels are using social media to find new customers for colorful “rainbow fentanyl” pills that look like candy, according to the DEA.

Amazing Historical Sites around Albany, New York, to Visit with Your Homeschoolers

Here are some amazing historical sites to visit around Albany, New York.

How To Prepare Your Computer for Another Year of Online Learning

Taking the time to customize your computer setup can help your homeschooling experience be more organized and efficient.

Brainly Study: Science is Students’ Favorite STEM Subject

Science is the favorite STEM subject among students in the United States.

Sage IT Scholarship: “Innovative Thinking on Application of Technologies”

Sage IT, a premier global provider of innovative IT services and solutions, offers an IT scholarship for students.

College Application Guide (Infographic)

This infographic covers the college admissions process in detail, reviews common mistakes, and gives tips for all college applicants.

Letter from the Editor: August/September 2022

This month’s articles offer a variety of ideas to make the most of your back-to-school time, as well as to help parents support their teens in the transition back to school.

Alena Wicker: Youngest Black Person Accepted into a Medical School in the US

At just 13 years old, Alena Analeigh Wicker is set to become the youngest Black medical student in US history.

5 Ways to Give Your Homeschooler a Break Before School Starts

Teens need time to goof off and forget about other people’s expectations before school starts again.

How to Address Physical Education with Your Homeschooled Teen

Don’t be fooled by the myth that Physical Education is not an academic endeavor.

Smart Practices for Homeschooling Organization for Teens

Homeschooling organization creates an environment conducive to learning that will aid your teen by eliminating distractions that could lessen learning.

5 Ways to Encourage your Homeschooled Teen to Develop Effective Study Habits

Here are some tips to help your homeschool teen develop effective study habits that will serve them well in college.

Arizona College of Nursing (it’s in other states, too)

Even if you don’t have a GED or high school diploma, you can still begin your journey in healthcare today at the Arizona College of Nursing!

5 Popular Careers to Educate Your Homeschooled Teen On

Here are some popular careers your teenager can choose from, based on a variety of interests.

Why Homeschooled Teens Must Think About Their Careers

Homeschoolers need to plan for what careers they might want to pursue in the future, and thinking about it is an essential first step.

Book Review: The Heir and the Spare

“The Heir and the Spare” by Kate Stradlin, wherein a bunch of bullies find out their victim is a princess.

20 Reasons Why Homeschoolers Love Amazon

Amazon takes the idea of “one-stop-shopping” to a whole new level.

Teaching Your Homeschooled Teen About Civic Responsibility

If you’re homeschooling your teens and want them to be conscientious and ethical citizens, here are some ways you can teach them Civic Responsibility.