By Guest Author Heather Cofer I was one month away from beginning our first official year of homeschooling when I delivered my fourth child. Having four children ages 5-and-under is a transition on its own, but the prospect of homeschooling our...
By Shari McMinn Homeschooling children with unique life difficulties can be a daunting task. These special students are more than just struggling learners — they are unique learners — and it takes unique parents to follow-through with long-term...
By guest author Kim Sorgius I picture her the same way you might: a homeschooling momma driving a 15-passenger van, wearing handmade clothes and grinding her own wheat to bake bread. Her husband arrives home from a long day at work and leads the...
By Carolyn Martin (CHEC Director of Government Relations) When Will the Legislature Convene This Year? Three hundred and two days. That is how long it has been since the governor of Colorado first declared an emergency. For 9 months and 27...
By Ashley Vaughan 2020 has been a year of isolation unlike anything in our lifetime. With government lockdowns and growing political division, our natural inclination can be to circle the wagons and hunker down. Besides, I can’t do anything to...
By Guest Author Marcia Washburn God knows who you are. He knows where you live. And He knows what you need. In Part One, Marcia shared some poignant examples of these truths. She continues below in Part Two. A traveling evangelist by the name of...
By guest author Marcia Washburn God knows who you are. He knows where you live. And He knows what you need. How often we forget these truths! We get bogged down in the daily details of making meals and making a living, teaching kids and training...
By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin First Extraordinary Session Governor Polis has requested an Extraordinary Session of the General Assembly to address issues dealing with the state’s pandemic response. (See his full request here.) The...
