by Linsey Knerl | May 23, 2025 | Homeschooling, News
Picnics. Pools. The long car ride to a faraway aunt’s home. There are many ways a family can spend the summer, but homeschoolers often approach the season with a bit more seriousness. Sure, they want to have fun, and it’s a great time to schedule a much-needed...
by Linsey Knerl | Mar 6, 2025 | Homeschooling, News
The classical education movement is gaining steam in both the private school and homeschool worlds. It’s even inspired a new form of standardized testing with the Classical Learning Text (CLT), an exam geared toward helping all students (but especially those with a...
by Linsey Knerl | Dec 14, 2024 | Homeschooling, News
Do you want your homeschooler to experience more advanced coursework and get college credits before leaving high school? If so, you may have looked into dual enrollment courses and CLEP exams. These popular options can help your student get college credit outside of...
by Linsey Knerl | Nov 12, 2024 | Homeschooling, News
If your student wants to be more prepared for college, or you’re interested in saving money on the total cost of higher education, you may have considered dual enrollment. Dual enrollment has many benefits, and it’s no surprise that students from all homeschooling...
by Linsey Knerl | Nov 1, 2024 | Homeschooling, News
Homeschooling requires parents to take on many different roles you may not have considered when you started. And while most of those roles are pretty simple to figure out, the role of “transcript creator” seems to be the one that stresses parents the most. Why is...
