See the winning entry in our t-shirt design contest!
Our Winning T-shirt Design!
Issue: January 2014
Writing Contest Winner: Maddi Burton
Read Maddi Burton’s winning essay.
Writing Contest Winner: Kyle Tappendorf
Read Kyle Tappendorf’s winning essay.
Homeschooling Teen Profile: Austin Pruitt
Austin Pruitt was homeschooled for eleven years, from 2nd grade through 12th grade. He is now completing his undergraduate degree at Harding University with a full academic scholarship. As the oldest of five homeschooled children, Austin enjoys motivating and inspiring his younger siblings to excel in their academic studies. Austin brings this same love of […]
Bryant & Stratton College
Bryant & Stratton is a unique college that offers a mix of challenging academics, practical education, and real world experience through a flexible, contemporary curriculum in a personalized environment.
Professional Use of Social Media Sites for College Students & Graduates
Infographic: Having a professional presence on your personal social media sites is extremely important, especially if you’re searching for a job.
New Things to Try with Your Homeschooler in 2014
Homeschooling a teenager holds a lot of challenges and as always, parents are anxious to get it right. While there’s no one-stop solution to all your problems, being open to trying new practices is certainly helpful! Here are some great ideas for you to try incorporating into your homeschooling routine in 2014. 1. Set aside […]
A New Year
A poem, by Katie.
Winter Wonderland
A poem, by Serenity.
The Beauty of You
A poem, by Hannah Barber.
Five Major Benefits of Homeschooling Your Teens
By April L. Are you thinking about homeschooling your teen? If so, you are not alone. More and more parents today are taking on the role as instructor to their teenagers.
From Homeschooling to College: The Need for Knowledge of Responsible Sex
By Jennifer L. College allows students to move out of their family house, granting them a relatively high level of independence. But along with freedom should come responsibility.
Why You Should Speak Up at Work
Even though it is important to speak your opinions at work, you must be careful and know when you should speak up and when you should just stay quiet.
What You Need To Know
By Brittany Nichole Collett. Is this the generation of change? I hope so. And hopefully, after you have finished reading this article you’ll know what to do to change it.
Is It Hard To Change?
By Nick Maker. Oh how I hate it! My mom changes stuff all the time and I have to get used to it.
Facts About Servicing Your Car
Infographic: Whether you do it yourself or take your car to a professional service technician, a maintenance schedule will help keep your vehicle safe, dependable, and on the road longer.
A Dystopian Future: The Worlds of 1984 and Brave New World: Part 2
By Narrelle Gilchrist.
Reminder: Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
By Madeleine Richey. This month I want to encourage you to submit to the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards again, and to remind you that the deadlines are this month.
Mere Christianity Critical Analysis Journal
Newly released! The Mere Christianity Critical Analysis Journal is available at a 10% discount (print or digital versions) with promo code 10OFFMC (until January 31, 2014).
Christy Miller Collection
By Emily Rachelle.
ASU Studies How Computer Games Can Strengthen Families
I have fond memories of growing up in the 1990s, when our whole family – Dad, Mom, and boys – would gather around the computer after dinner to play Myst, followed by its sequels Riven and Exile. Like going on an exciting adventure, this was something that we all looked forward to doing together, each […]
Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai!
Chuunibyou (aka Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions) is about Yuuta Togashi, a freshman in high school. While in middle school, he suffered from “adolescent delusions” (chuunibyou)…