by Debbie Mason | Oct 27, 2026 | Fall 2026, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2026/Helfrich Lesson planning, laundry, cleaning, grocery shopping, weekly co-op, cooking, tending the yard and garden, checking in with parents, wrapping and mailing a birthday gift, returning phone calls, driving kids to activities, catching up on social...
by Debbie Mason | Oct 20, 2026 | Fall 2026, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2026/Embry Families choose to homeschool for many different reasons, but for our family, the greatest reason has always been our faith. While academic excellence is important, our deepest desire is to help our children know God, love His Word, and develop a...
by Debbie Mason | Oct 13, 2026 | Fall 2026, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2026/Smith When I first began homeschooling, I thought my greatest responsibility was choosing the right curriculum. I spent countless hours comparing math programs, reading curriculum reviews, and wondering if I was covering enough. If a lesson went poorly or my...
by Debbie Mason | Oct 6, 2026 | Fall 2026, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2026/Crowell Every week, some parent somewhere asks me a question that sounds logical. Should my daughter quit orchestra? Should we let him work instead of taking another AP course? Should my teen attend the summer camp that offers college credit? Should we apply...
by Debbie Mason | Sep 29, 2026 | Fall 2026, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2026/Frierson Can a working parent homeschool? We often hear this question. Sometimes it is framed in a hopeful question, and other times, it is offered as a discouraged statement, “I wish I could homeschool my kids but I have to work.” The good news is that the...
