By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin New Year, New Beginnings The new legislative session is upon us. New leadership will take control of every aspect of the state government. For those of us who are followers of Jesus, all this newness means we...
Legislative Update December 19, 2018
By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope.”Romans 15:13 The other day someone asked me “what do you know for sure?”...
Why Civics is Important part 1
An interview with Julianna Dotten, author of Colorado Civics As a homeschool graduate, what motivated you to write this curriculum? Julianna: Our culture desperately needs young people who care about the state of the family, the state of the...
Legislative Update November 28, 2018
By Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin The political environment of Colorado has dramatically changed over the last decade. The “gang of four” has achieved what they set out to do by securing the control of all three branches of our state government...
Successful Field Trips with Special Needs
By guest author Peggy Ployhar The home school schedule offers incredible flexibility for field trips. Unfortunately, there are many other considerations when planning field trips for special needs students. In fact, field trips are often the most...
Legislative Update October 31, 2018
By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Soon we will know the new makeup of the Colorado Assembly which will determine what kind of government we must live under. Will a progressive agenda be foisted on us, or will we have a split legislature...
Moms Need Soul-care Over Self-Care!
By guest author Maggie Combs As a mom, how can you give yourself the kind of refreshment you need to keep going? Maggie Combs, a young mother herself, provides from scriptural solutions to transform the way you rest. Read on the Revive Our Hearts...
5 Ways to Use Learning Journals
By Julianna Dotten I have fond memories from my childhood of getting up in front of our homeschool classroom (i.e. my three younger siblings) to read the day's discoveries from my Learning Journal. Of course, there were days when the journals read...









