Skilled buffalo herder and talented singer Eva Jerde, like her nine siblings, grew up homeschooled on her family’s ranch.
Eva Jerde: Buffalo Herder, Singer, Homeschooler
Issue: March 2016
How to Get an Ivy League Education for Free
See how you can take advantage of instructor-led courses from Ivy League universities at no cost!
Five Degrees Every Student Should Consider If They Are A Natural Leader
Are you a natural leader? Here are the perfect degrees for you!
Where Do the School Systems Fail for Foster Kids?
Many foster students would benefit tremendously from one-on-one teaching.
Learn American History through Literature
Free online literary-based lessons for American history, civics, literature, or humanities.
Five Degrees Students Should Consider If They Love Sports
Love sports? Consider a sports-related degree!
CV and Resumé Mistakes to Avoid
Resume and CV: get them right to get the job!
Without You, There Is No Us, by Suki Kim
This memoir by a journalist posing as an English teacher offers a rare glimpse into another world.
5 Recommended Books for Senior High School History Curriculum
Alifia describes five unique books that will challenge your perspective on history.
All About International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day is a worldwide holiday celebrated on March 8.
Paint You
A poem by Hannah Barber.
What It Really Means To Have a Learning Disability
If you have ADHD, it’s important to know your options if the symptoms interrupt your daily life, relationships, school, or work.
Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice
Olyvea and Ethan answer questions on homeschooling, dating, and life.
Pride and Prejudice and Homeschooling
This column features homeschooled characters in literature and film.
Who Was Walt Disney? By Whitney Stewart
A Book Review by Naomi Downing.
Amnesia the Dark Descent
A horror game with a creepy atmosphere and good puzzles.
Payday 2
Zach reviews Payday 2, a robbery/heist video game.
Zoe’s Art Corner: Thunder Quake
Zoe shares one of her pictures with a description of the subject, the story behind it, and the artistic process that went into it.
Optical Illusions: What Do You See?
Who says math can’t be fun? Recreational math activities include puzzles, games, patterns and illusions.
Hiring Tendencies in the IT World
Who do companies want, and how much do they pay?
Choosing the Best Paying Majors
Student debt and highest vs. lowest paid college majors.