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Seeking a Suitable Education in an Unstable Era

Alifia from Indonesia is back with a new article she wants to share with her homeschooler friends all over the world.

Congress: How It Worked and Why It Doesn’t

This new online course is provided free of charge as part of Hillsdale College’s mission to teach all who wish to learn.

Homeschooling Teen’s 10th Anniversary Issue!

Welcome to Homeschooling Teen’s 10th Anniversary Issue! Our very first issue in October 2008 featured BarlowGirl and Patrick Henry College. The Barlow sisters have since disbanded. This fall, PHC had the largest incoming degree-seeking class in the history of the college. And here we are, still bringing you a homeschooling teen profile and homeschool-friendly college […]

10 Homeschooling Teens Who Have Made a Difference

Here are ten homeschooled teens we’ve featured over the years, who have made a difference in the world.

Top 20 Homeschool Friendly Colleges

We reviewed past Homeschooling Teen articles and checked with outside sources to compile the twenty best colleges and universities for homeschool graduates.

How to Use Online Courses For Homeschooling High School

Numerous individuals and schools are creating online modules which parents can easily make use of in homeschooling their high school kids.

Prager University

PragerU presents the ideas that led to the creation and development of the freest and most prosperous nation in history – The United States of America.

Little Women: A Modern Movie

Celebrating sisterhood, family, and unconditional love, in theaters now!

Homeschooling Teen – September 2018

The September issue of Homeschooling Teen magazine is now online! TABLE OF CONTENTS: —————————— Homeschooling Teen Profile Homeschooler’s Novel a Double Triumph Homeschool graduate Joel Schaludt writes under the name Ransom Grey. His novel “When Stars Go Out” is now available in bookstores and online. —————————— Homeschooling High School 3 Ways Teens Can Budget […]

Lightning Speech: Immerse Yourself in Great Oratory

Lightning Speech is a one semester high school speech course for homeschoolers.

Review of “On That Day” by V. M. Jenkins

“On That Day” is a lively story about a 16-year-old homeschooled girl who attends a Bible study full of colorful characters.

Best Educational Apps for Students

Go4prep has put together a collection of educational apps for all ages in this handy infographic.

A Hike up Humphrey’s Peak

A descriptive essay about my hike up Humphrey’s Peak, the tallest mountain in Arizona.

Homeschooling Teen – August 2018

The August issue of Homeschooling Teen magazine is now online! TABLE OF CONTENTS: —————————— Homeschooling Teen Profile Richard Lorenzen: Homeschooler, College Dropout, Entrepreneur Richard Lorenzen is the founder and CEO of Fifth Avenue Brands, one of New York’s fastest-growing public relations firms. —————————— Guest Column Can Students Achieve Success Without Any Formal Education? Many […]

How Homeschool Parents Can Use Study.com to Prepare Their Students for College

Study.com’s online learning platform is a great resource for homeschool families with thousands of video lessons, a robust suite of assignment and assessment tools, and comprehensive credit-by-exam prep products.

Freedom: The History of Western Liberties

Without a vision, the people perish. Let’s cast a vision of freedom for this generation.

Randolph-Macon College: Developing the Minds and Character of its Students

Founded in 1830 in historic Ashland, VA, Randolph-Macon is a selective, co-educational, national liberal arts college.

4 Careers Homeschoolers Are Uniquely Equipped to Excel At

The best careers for homeschoolers will utilize the unique set of skills they have developed.

Homeschooling Teen – July 2018

The July issue of Homeschooling Teen magazine is now online! TABLE OF CONTENTS: —————————— Homeschooling Teen Profile Quintessence: The Cacciacarro Sisters’ String Trio The path to studying music performance as homeschoolers began as a first step in the Cacciacarro sisters’ grand journey to becoming Quintessence. —————————— Guest Column Why the Turpin Case Shouldn’t Be Representative […]