by Andrew Kern | May 5, 2026
Will homeschooling really prepare your children for life academically, socially, and spiritually? Will they be able to go to college and be competitive in the job market? Will they be able to stand against the world’s culture and be able to stand for Christ? Dara will...
by Eve Hullett | May 5, 2026
Homeschool co-ops can bring energy, enrichment, and community to your homeschool—but with so many types out there, how do you find the one that fits? In this fun, practical session, we’ll explore co-ops through four lenses: teaching support, community, expenses, and...
by Diane Allen | May 3, 2026
Many children face challenges with learning, behavior, or emotional regulation—but these struggles often begin much earlier than we realize. In this session, parents will learn how early brain development shapes the foundation for attention, sensory processing, and...
by Spencer Mason | May 3, 2026
Many parents feel exhausted by constant discipline, arguments, and reminders—trying to motivate their children to do schoolwork, complete chores, treat others well, and make wise choices. While external pressure may work for a time, it rarely produces lasting change....
by Spencer Mason | May 3, 2026
You know your son is capable of amazing things—now learn how to teach so his brilliance can shine. Boys hear, see, and process emotions differently than girls. Their prefrontal cortex develops years later, affecting focus and self-control. Their retinas process...
