The workload of a wife and mother can more than double during December. This year, determine that you won’t fall into the too-much-of-everything trap. Change is okay! Guest author Marcia Washburn shares 26 tips to simplify your holiday season in...
As homeschool moms, it can be tough to balance our marriages with the ever-increasing pressures of homeschooling and parenting. How can we keep our marriages strong? How can we utilize the power of forgiveness? This four-part series, Strengthening...
by Shari McMinn Looking back on my life now that all my homeschooled children have graduated and left home to pursue their adulthood, I am reminded of God’s goodness to me, my late husband, and our kids because we chose to homeschool. When we...
by Renée Gotcher What do you remember most about the back-to-school season of your youth? The smells of freshly sharpened pencils, a new box of perfectly tipped crayons, and a brand-new backpack? Picking out a cooler lunchbox? Laying out your first...
by guest author Kayla White Homeschooling offers a unique opportunity to disciple the hearts of the children the Lord gives us. Indeed, the Lord shows the importance of discipling children when He follows the command to love Him with heart, soul,...
CHEC and the homeschooling landscape in Colorado have broadened over the past 35 years: Go behind the scenes to learn about CHEC’s role and services.
by Renée Gotcher Whether you are new to homeschooling teens, a few years into your journey with high school on the horizon, or still considering whether to homeschool through the high school years, you are probably struggling with concerns like:...
Homeschooling with the end in mind will help guide you in evaluating curriculum choices, teaching methods, scheduling, co-ops, extracurricular activities, and help you remember your “why” when you need to adjust and re-prioritize.
