by Matthew McDill | Sep 25, 2019 | Fall 2019, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2019 / Matthew McDill Most of us have run off the side of the road before. And most of us know that one of the most important things to avoid in that situation is to overcorrect. If you overcorrect, you will get out of one ditch and find yourself in the ditch...
by Ivey Deitz | Mar 28, 2018 | GREENHOUSE, Fall 2017
Fall 2017 / by Ivey Deitz As many of you are planning out a new school year, excited, anticipating what lies ahead, I am reflecting on my years of homeschooling. It has been a full year since I closed our homeschool (at the time of writing this article.) We graduated...
by Spencer Mason | Nov 18, 2015 | Fall 2015, GREENHOUSE
18 Nov 2015 When I starting homeschooling in the dark ages (really only sixteen years ago, but it now seems like a lifetime ago!) I launched into something I really knew little about. I knew that the public school system was failing us and that we needed another...
by Spencer Mason | Oct 7, 2015 | Summer 2015, GREENHOUSE
7 Oct 2015 We faced a new season in our homeschool this past year as we decided not to return to the co-op we had participated in for a number of years. Although it was a tough decision, it allowed the children and me to participate in a wonderful group called...
by Spencer Mason | Jan 14, 2015 | Winter 2015, GREENHOUSE
14 Jan 2015 The only thing better than the family you’re born in is the family you choose. Born an only child, I learned to be content entertaining myself. Not one to surround myself with an entourage of friends, I’m completely comfortable shopping, dining...
