By guest author Jolanthe Erb A few weeks ago I came across a post from Michael Hyatt called “A Tale of Two Coaches” that really applies to each of us as teachers and parents. While the topic isn’t anything earth-shattering, it was something that...
By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Our Hope Is In the Lord Over the last nine months, our hope has been greatly tested by circumstances beyond our control. It has culminated in a contentious election that has exposed extensive election...
From a Non-Sciency Mom By guest author Gabe Harder The thought of teaching science scared me. (It still does!) All of the dry facts and theories not only intimidate me, but they also bore me. However, the thought of exploring God’s creation...
By guest author Samantha Parker I believe God has given parents the primary responsibility for raising their children. My parents didn’t “go with the flow” but instead chose to educate my siblings and I at home. And I am so thankful! Here are a few...
By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Our Duty as Citizens "The Americans are the first people whom Heaven has favored with an opportunity of deliberating upon and choosing the forms of government under which they should live." (John Jay,...
By guest author Cindy PuhekI have six kids, and there is a 14-½ year age gap between the oldest and the youngest. We have had everything from preschool to pre-calculus going on in our homeschool. Things can be a little loud and chaotic at...
By Amy Pentimone Good planning, anticipation, and adrenaline all help us power through busy seasons, but we need more. Specifically, we need rest, too. We’re only a few weeks into this school year, and I’m already feeling it. A...
By Julianna Dotten There’s no question about it: our family loves books. If you don’t get the picture from examining our growing collection of overstuffed bookshelves, you might smile when you see the piles of books hitchhiking on car trips. And...
