By Julianna Dotten It was the eve of All Saints' Day in medieval Germany, and a coarsely-dressed monk wandered the streets of Wittenburg, weaving through the usual pressing throngs of peasants, beggars, and an occasional nobleman. Martin Luther...
10 Ways to Add More Fun to Your Daily Homeschool Schedule
How to Spice Up Your Homeschool Schedule Every homeschooling family is different. Some have one child, some have many. Some parents are professional educators, some are not. The reasons for homeschooling vary as well. Regardless of what your...
The Homeschool Teaching Summit
If you ever feel overwhelmed, burned out, or just generally ill-equipped to balance parenting and homeschooling and the rest of regular life stuff, then the Homeschool Teaching Summit is designed for you. It will refresh your excitement for the...
Recommended Readings: Historical Fiction
By Julianna Dotten I'll admit it: growing up, I loved historical fiction. I can honestly say I wouldn't love history as much as I do today if it weren't for the substantial amount of historical fiction my family read aloud in my elementary school...
5 Ways Dads Can Help with Homeschooling
By guest author Pete Olson Unfortunately, too many dads look at home education as the wife’s hobby. Their role, they reason, is to be a good cheerleader. This is totally wrong! The Bible teaches us that Dad is the main leader in educating...
Legislative Update September 22, 2017
By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, brought her Rethink School Tour to Colorado last week. The goal of the tour was “…to highlight what’s working. We want to encourage local education leaders to continue...
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos meets with Colorado Homeschoolers
This Tuesday, Christian Home Educators of Colorado had the privilege of meeting with Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos as a part of her Rethink School national tour. It was a huge success. DeVos had reached out to CHEC as the representation of...
Resources for the High School Years
by Julianna Dotten There's something ominous in the word "high school." Something that smacks of formaldehyde-covered biology labs, fat Algebra textbooks, and long history lectures. And of course, there's the whole deal about diplomas and...











