HAPPY FEBRUARY! This month’s issue features Hannah Johnson, author of Rebel Hearts. Nick wrote an article on how to deal with cyberbullies, and Narrelle wrote an essay on how women are treated in the military. Olyvea and Ethan give advice on boys and boyfriends, and Katie shares the progress she’s made with her horse and […]
There comes a time in every person’s life to deal with this type of situation and it is Cyberbullies.
More homeschool students these days are enrolling in online college classes, and even top universities offer online degree programs.
Stop Disasters is a free-to-play online Sim City-style game that teaches about natural disasters and how to protect against them.
Homeschool students can not only attend high school online but they can also enroll in online college degree programs.
This is what happens when a game switches from free-to-play to pay-to-win.
Bing lets you earn a few extra bucks just by being online!
Happy October! This issue features Becca McCann & The Essies, a Christian musical group made up of four homeschooled siblings. Check out our exclusive article, interview and RAFFLECOPTER GIVEAWAY which will give you a chance to win a copy of their new CD! There are lots of other great articles, poems, and reviews too! See […]
Community colleges offer a truly cost-effective option for students.
Big data has completely changed the way students reach educational resources.
Happy September! In this issue you can meet homeschooled actress Mandalynn Carlson, learn about BYU’s independent study online high school courses, and read how to write a research paper. Olyvea and Ethan give “Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice” on gossip, Katie relates her experience “Training a Mule,” and Joseph writes on “Love Ethics.” There […]
In addition to college classes on campus, BYU offers independent study high school courses online.
Happy August! In this issue you can meet a homeschooled artist, learn how to be a forensic scientist, and read about the University of Nebraska Omaha. We have two new columns starting this month – “Honest Advice with Sugar and Spice,” and “Zoe’s Art Corner.” Plus there are “9 Brilliant Ideas to Tackle Homeschooling Stress,” […]
Webkinz World is a multi-award winning virtual world of adorable animals that’s popular with all ages.
If you are hunting for something that will enhance your student life, then you need to utilize social media platforms.
Happy July! Here is the new issue of Homeschooling Teen! Enter the Rafflecopter giveaway in C.J. Darlington’s article below for a chance to win a FREE SIGNED COPY of Jupiter Winds, a YA/dystopian/space adventure! Homeschooling Teen Profile C.J. Darlington: Homeschool Graduate and Award-Winning Christian Novelist “If it weren’t for homeschooling, I wouldn’t be where […]
Congratulations to the Class of 2014! Homeschooling Teen magazine wishes all the best to this year’s graduates – whether you’re graduating from junior high, senior high, or college! If you’re interested in summer travel or a gap year adventure, be sure to read the article about Miro and find out how you can meet up […]
Happy May! Our Razor’s Edge columnist, Madeleine, just finished her first year of college. She won’t be writing for us any more, so be sure to read her final column which contains some great advice about college options. Our book reviewer, Emily Rachelle, is graduating high school this month and will be heading off to […]
Bryant & Stratton is a unique college that offers a mix of challenging academics, practical education, and real world experience through a flexible, contemporary curriculum in a personalized environment.
Infographic: Having a professional presence on your personal social media sites is extremely important, especially if you’re searching for a job.
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 […]
Charter Oak State College (COSC), named for Connecticut’s famous Charter Oak tree, is a nontraditional public liberal arts college headquartered in New Britain, Connecticut. Sixty-nine percent of COSC’s students are Connecticut residents, although there is no residency requirement. COSC was founded in 1973 by the Connecticut Legislature as a distance learning college for assisting adult […]