Homeschool teens are able to participate in some AWESOME national contests.
Contests for Teen Homeschoolers
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Q&A With Alifia: Homeschooling Stereotypes & Others Part 2
Alifia answers a bunch of questions about homeschooling.
Homeschooling Teen – May 2016
Happy May! The current issue of Homeschooling Teen magazine is online at HomeschoolingTeen.com! Homeschooling Teen magazine will be losing quite a few columnists after they graduate this month. But even though we’re sad to see them go, we’re happy for them as they embark on exciting new adventures! Congratulations to Narrelle, Naomi, Adriana, Hannah, Olyvea […]
Addie Opitz
Addie Opitz of Omaha, Nebraska, doesn’t look like the stereotypical homeschooler.
The University of Alaska Fairbanks
UAF is an internationally renowned public research university that offers Graduate, Bachelors, Associates, and Certificate degrees.
Admission Ticket: What It Takes to Get into the School of Your Dreams
Your chances of getting into the right college can be greatly improved if you plan and present a unique application.
Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice
Olyvea and Ethan say goodbye…
Homeschooling Teen – April 2016
Happy April! The current issue of Homeschooling Teen magazine is online at HomeschoolingTeen.com! The featured homeschool graduate this month is Jamie Grace, whose uplifting messages inspire young people who have Tourette’s and other struggles. Illinois Valley Community College helps homeschoolers transition from high school to college. Looking for a literature elective? The Art of Poetry […]
Jamie Grace: On Being Homeschooled
She graduated homeschool and started college at age 16, inspiring young people who have Tourette’s and other struggles in life.
Illinois Valley Community College
IVCC students make the transition from homeschooling to college.
The Art of Poetry
This high school elective teaches the practice of reading and appreciating poetry.
Q&A With Alifia: Homeschooling Stereotypes & Others Part 1
Alifia answers a bunch of questions and numerous conjectures about homeschooling.
Eva Jerde: Buffalo Herder, Singer, Homeschooler
Skilled buffalo herder and talented singer Eva Jerde, like her nine siblings, grew up homeschooled on her family’s ranch.
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.
5 Recommended Books for Senior High School History Curriculum
Alifia describes five unique books that will challenge your perspective on history.
Stephen Zhang: Australian Homeschooler Gets Top Exam Results
He had a perfect end-of-year VCE score without ever setting foot in high school.
Oral Roberts University
Founded to educate the whole person – mind, body and spirit – in the context of a vibrant Christ-centered community.
Homeschool Stereotypes: Prejudice And Truth
What is the truth behind the most common prejudices about homeschoolers?
Tips for Teaching Teens Better Banking Habits
Learning how to manage a bank account can be part of a financial literacy, consumer education, or practical living skills course.
A Homeschooling Journey: From Indonesia
By Alifia Afflatus, 13, homeschooler from Indonesia.
Homeschooling Teen – January 2016
Happy New Year! The January issue of Homeschooling Teen magazine is online at HomeschoolingTeen.com! The featured teen this month is Moshe Kai Cavalin. He was homeschooled until he started college at age 8! People call him a genius but he insists he’s not. He says he just works hard and doesn’t waste time. In another […]