by Debbie Mason | May 5, 2026 | Graduate 2026, GREENHOUSE
Graduate 2026/Garner Graduating a child from your homeschool is a lot like giving birth. It’s hard. It’s painful. It’s exhausting. And, at some point, you just want to quit. But then something miraculous happens. After all the blood, sweat, and tears, you gaze upon...
by Debbie Mason | Apr 28, 2026 | Spring 2026, GREENHOUSE
Spring 26/Whitney Crowell Families looking for college admissions guidance often come to me under the assumption that their student will naturally win scholarships to help pay for college above what the family can afford. It’s a fair assumption—these are bright,...
by Debbie Mason | Apr 21, 2026 | Spring 2026, GREENHOUSE
Spring 26/Missy Fox When our friend Andy climbed the stage to accept the top academic excellence award at his community college graduation, almost no one in the applauding crowd knew that he was homeschooled or that he had just finished high school two months prior....
by Debbie Mason | Apr 14, 2026 | Spring 2026
Spring 26/Lori Brown Did you know that children as young as three develop a simplistic career identity? It’s true. From the time our little ones start toddling around the house and engaging with other humans, books, and life experiences, their minds and bodies start...
by Debbie Mason | Apr 8, 2026 | Spring 2026, GREENHOUSE
Spring 26/Ben LaCorte Raising children in our world today is like walking on a balance beam. As dads, we walk a fine line, trying not to be too strict or too lenient with our children, especially as they become teenagers. The challenge for us as leaders of the...
by Debbie Mason | Mar 31, 2026 | Spring 2026, GREENHOUSE
Spring 26/Diane Helfrich My husband and I made the decision—no more public school. We couldn’t afford private school, so we chose homeschooling as our alternative. Then the panic set in. What if I ruin my child’s life? I remember what my friend Beth told me during our...
