Homeschooling Teen

What Good’s an Election Anyway?

With the bureaucracy getting bigger and Congress becoming a laughingstock, what’s the point of elections?

Surviving a Summer in Phoenix Without Air Conditioning

How to keep your cool when your air conditioner is broken.

How Trust in Our Leaders Can Be Regained

Trust in our leaders and governmental figures is a trait rarely found in America today.

10 Reasons to Integrate eLearning into Homeschooling

eLearning is changing education and the homeschooling environment.

A Minimum Wage Story

A story about the effect of minimum wage on youth employment.

Why Homeschooled Students Should Play Sports at Brick and Mortar Schools

Tim Tebow Bill: Just like there is the No Child Left Out act for students with disabilities, there should be a No Child Left Out act for homeschoolers.

Contests for Teen Homeschoolers

Homeschool teens are able to participate in some AWESOME national contests.

The Change To Beauty: A Story of a Deadly Change

A short fairytale written by one of our readers.

Why I Hate the Dentist’s Office

My strong aversion to dentists probably took shape one gloomy day, when I was around six years old.

Alton Brown Live!

I have been an avid viewer of Good Eats since I was seven years old; the Alton Brown live show was like the cherry on a chocolate shake!

What I See

A Poem by Rachael Lucas.

Homeschooling: An Effective Educational Alternative

Homeschooling is a valid educational option that produces graduates who are socially responsible, well-educated, and productive citizens.

Love

An insightful article on love and courtship, by Joseph W.

Love Ethics

They say love is a choice, but I think it’s also a commitment, as discovered in this experiment with a rock.

My Story

By Lulu. I started getting homeschooled in the fall of 2012, the beginning of my 8th grade school year.

The Ultimate Sacrifice

In memorium: a personal narrative that takes a look back at Sunday, July 7, 2013.

Homeschooling, by Narrelle Gilchrist

Writing Contest Honorable Mention.

Homeschool Stereotypes, by Gabrielle Reed

Writing Contest Honorable Mention.

Homeschooling- Family Time

Homeschooling Teen Writing Contest Honorable Mention: Hannah Barber.

Writing Contest Honorable Mention: Hayley Turner

This world has an infinite amount of opportunities. Homeschooling is one of them. Why do I love it?

Anger

Anger takes the true feelings from the shadowy places of the heart, and shouts them from the rooftops.

Writing Contest Honorable Mention: Olivia D’Agostino

When many people hear the word “homeschoolers,” they immediately think, “weirdos.” But a single day in a public high school is enough to uncover the truth.