For the past five years, 15-year-old Miro Siegel and his mom have been immersing themselves in international travel as an alternative form of education called world schooling.
Miro’s World Schooling Adventure
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Six Ways to Improve Your Relationship With Your Roommates
It’s in your best interest to follow these tips and do the best you can to get along well with your roommates.
Emergency Management
Emergency management professionals develop plans and procedures for responding to natural disasters, terrorism, and other emergencies.
My First Trip
My first summer away from home I got my sister back and my first time on an airplane was a first class experience.
My Journey through the Ages
Sticking a label on a person… limits individuality and denies a person the opportunity to be who he or she truly is.
Picking a Career as a Teen
You can find a profitable job doing almost anything if you put the time and effort into it.
I’m Not Ready
A poem, by Katie.
Florida Free Bible, Missionary, Work Training Center
A tuition-free Bible School with a specialized focus in missions, operated by Teen Missions International.
Music Classes
Music classes provide many rewarding benefits that young people can greatly benefit from.
Effie Carlson: The New Elephant in the Room
Homeschooled until college, Effie is a small business owner and married mother of three running for the Arizona House of Representatives.
Mother’s Hands
A poem by Katie.
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.
Like a Dove
A Poem by Katie.
Jonathan Olsen: How I Became a Citizen Corps Volunteer
Due to my interest in a firefighting career I looked up volunteer opportunities at my local fire department, and found out about the Fire Corps and Community Emergency Response Team.
Writing Contest Winner: Maddi Burton
Read Maddi Burton’s winning essay.
Writing Contest Winner: Kyle Tappendorf
Read Kyle Tappendorf’s winning essay.
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.
Christy Miller Collection
By Emily Rachelle.
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)…
The New Geneva Christian Leadership Academy
Advancing the Kingdom of Christ through Scholarship, Leadership & Action “The New Geneva Academy is the college for students wanting to know how they can honour the crown rights of King Jesus in the modern world. Under the tuition of men who have thought deeply about the issues at hand, the diligent student should find […]
Be Thankful
Country Girls Knowledge, by Katie Be Thankful For those without a reason to be thankful. Be thankful for the people who fight for your country. Be thankful to the workers to keep the country running. Be thankful for the children who see the light in the darkness. Be thankful for your ancestors who fought for […]