Thanksgiving offers homeschooling families so much more than a seasonal unit study or a break from regular lessons. It’s an opportunity to learn together, cultivate grateful hearts, and create memories that last long after the holiday has passed....
Brought to you by the editors of the CHEC Blog and The Colorado Homeschool Podcast You don’t have to homeschool alone! Colorado Homeschool Podcast guest Annette Vaughn shares how to find meaningful friendships and build a supportive homeschool...
by Colleen Enos If you want to see a change in Colorado’s leadership, it starts with you — and specifically with what you do with your ballot. Will you believe the lie that your vote doesn’t count, or will you take the time to vote? In 2024,...
by Shari McMinn Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of His might. Put on the whole Armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers,...
by Renée Gotcher As a homeschooling mom, you are often juggling a whirlwind of responsibilities, expectations, and challenges that can leave you feeling overwhelmed or ill-equipped. The everyday routines can feel lonely at times, and moments of...
An Interview with Falcon AeroLab Founder Mark Hyatt & Falcon FlightPath Executive Director Marion Johnson by Renée Gotcher In this exclusive CHEC interview, we speak with Mark Hyatt, founder of the publicly funded Falcon AeroLab homeschool...
by Renée Gotcher When my husband and I decided to start homeschooling our three daughters 16 years ago, I was excited but also surprised to feel anxious and insecure. We had both been homeschooled ourselves, so I expected to feel more confident....
by Colleen Enos As Colorado home-educating families tighten their belts, the state relentlessly demands more of their money to fund a public school system that they are not a part of. The kicker is that Colorado also wants to keep their Taxpayer...
