By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Colorado General Assembly Back in Session On March 14, 2020, the Colorado Legislature recessed for what they and the entire state thought would be a short two weeks. Never could we have conceived that this...
Guest post by Michelle ChristensenI loved being out and about with my kids during our homeschooling years! Once the two oldest of my five had their own cars, it was just me and the younger three who did all the errands. We did most of our grocery...
By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Concern of an Ongoing Emergency Declaration As we enter the third month of essentially a shutdown of every aspect of our lives, a sense of panic and grief attempts to settle in my heart. I am not afraid of...
By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin As we continue down this unprecedented road of isolation and shutdown, the most important thing we can do is seek the Lord through prayer and His Word. I hope you will consider joining me on the Colorado...
By Amy Pentimone Have your kids ever asked “When will I actually use this?” when you introduced a new math formula or as they recorded data from a science experiment? It’s not a bad question if it’s meant sincerely — instead of as a complaint....
Although CHEC’s annual Homeschool Day at the Capitol has been postponed (learn more here), we hope you will watch our video update with Carolyn Martin and Steve Craig as they talk about this year’s legislative session. CHEC defends your family's...
By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Legislative Update: A Response to the Upcoming Summit at Harvard Recently, there has been a lot of buzz swirling around the homeschooling community about a summit happening this summer at Harvard Law School....
by Amy Pentimone It goes without saying there are a lot of changes across our country right now. As a homeschooling family, perhaps you find yourself in your comfort zone staying home and focusing on family. Yet, there are changes for all of us, as...
