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Meet Hannah Miller – Edventure Girl!

Hannah has traveled to over 24 countries on five different continents with her parents and three younger brothers.

GED and Beyond – What College Options Are Available for My Child?

Higher education affords plenty of options for prospective students, so the key will be to find the perfect fit and environment.

Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice

Olyvea Pancerella and Ethan Faulkes answer questions on homeschooling, dating, and life in general.

The Great Bible Race

The Great Bible Race makes the world’s holiest book an interactive experience.

Chad Burns: Mechanical Engineer Turned Movie Director

Dr. Chad Burns, 32, is a homeschool graduate with a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering – and he is a Christian filmmaker who directed “Beyond the Mask.”

Is Homeschooling a Good Idea for Children Who Are Being Bullied at School

The potential long-term damage caused by continuing in school or withdrawing to homeschool should be weighed carefully on a case-by-case basis.

HAPPY MAY! The featured homeschool teen of this month is 13-year-old Isaiah Liljequist, who is raising money for Pregnancy Resource Centers in the annual Steps for Life walkathon. The homeschool-friendly college of the month is Georgia Gwinnett College, an innovative four-year public college celebrating its 10th anniversary. If you love the theatre or are an […]

5 Effective Ways to Get Support for a Homeschool Network

Homeschooling can be made easier with the help of support groups, communities, forums, co-ops and conventions.

A Tag of Convenience: 15 Useful Hashtags for Homeschoolers

With the use of homeschool hashtags, homeschoolers or homeschooling parents can follow social media accounts that contain a lot of useful information.

Trident University International: Offering Shorter Courses for Better Outcomes

If you are looking for a challenging, enlightening, and rewarding online education, you will find your virtual home at Trident.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Homeschooling for Teenagers

Homeschooling allows teenagers to experience the freedom to learn whatever they want to rather than sticking to a strict and confined group or schedule.

The Periodic Table of College Scholarships

Check out this clever Periodic Table of College Scholarships — an interactive tool to help you find thousands of scholarships online!

5 Tips for People Working at Home and Homeschooling

Do you have trouble keeping up with what’s going on in the world around you because you’re too busy at home?

Christian Colleges That Offer Online Degrees

Here is a list of homeschool-friendly Christian colleges that offer fully online degrees.

Hannah Johnson: Author of Rebel Hearts

H.G. Johnson was 17 when she published Rebel Hearts: Tale of a Young Knight. Now she’s working on a sequel. See our exclusive interview!

Pendragon: Sword of His Father

Homeschoolers produced, directed, and starred in this action film set in Britain’s Dark Ages and based on the Arthurian legend.

Joshua DeJong: Parachute Rigger

Joshua DeJong, a homeschool graduate from Arizona, has a unique hobby that turned into a business – making replica World War II parachutes!

Homeschooling Teen – December 2014

Happy December! This month features a great selection of STEM gift ideas for older kids and teens! You can also learn about online degree programs, financial aid and scholarships, unique career options, and “Why Doing a Job is Important for Homeschooling Teens.” Nick describes his “Experience in Israel,” Katie tells of “A New Horse,” and […]

Homeschooling Teen – November 2014

Happy November! The winner of last month’s Rafflecopter Giveaway is Heidi Heine! This month we’re featuring homeschool author Darrell N. Forte II plus profiles of homeschoolers who attend Samford University. Olyvea and Ethan answer readers’ questions related to peer pressure. As usual, there are lots of other great articles, poems, and reviews too! See the […]