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By Guest Author Yvonne Strachan
When homeschool moms get together, a depth of emotion is released and conversations delve into topics very close to their hearts. Recently, I was in the midst of a profound conversation with another homeschool mom when laughter turned to silence and tears unexpectedly filled her eyes.
Read MoreBy Guest Author Thara Reinitz
When you tell people you homeschool, their reactions usually fall into three categories. One is camaraderie. Maybe because they homeschool too, are a homeschool grad, or a homeschool grandparent. This is a great situation because it means you probably just made a friend, even if it is just for a short chat at whatever event you met. The second reaction is impolite. It comes in many forms: nosiness, a negative story about someone they know or heard about, chastening, passive aggressiveness. Whatever form the impoliteness takes, it is uncomfortable but hopefully short lived. The third reaction is, for me, the most difficult; I call it “the wall.”
Read MoreBy Carolyn Martin (CHEC Director of Government Relations)
Mail ballots will begin being mailed out to all registered voters on Friday, October 8th. Despite nagging questions and lagging confidence in our election system, it is important we continue to take our responsibility as citizens seriously and vote. If possible, consider getting involved in the process by volunteering to be a poll watcher or working as an election judge (students are also eligible).
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