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Improving the quality of low-cost meals.

founded in 1988 to serve all home educators in Alabama by providing information, services, and resources from a Christian perspective to anyone who needs help in the area of home schooling.

Free online foundational phonics classes for teaching or improving English reading skills. For homeschoolers, ESL, public and private schools.

Jr. high/high school curriculum uses the writing process (brainstorming, rough draft, editing, revising) to introduce descriptive, informative, narrative, and persuasive writing.

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King George III refuses to read the Olive Branch Petition leading to the Declaration of Independence.

The British sent Benedict Arnold and Banastre Tarleton to capture and kill the founding fathers.

Thomas Jefferson helped shape America's foreign policy as the Minister to France.

Thomas Jefferson was the United States of America's first Secretary of State. He battled with Vice President John Adams and ...

Thomas Jefferson was unhappy with the direction of the country.

Join the Homeschooler Next Door as we sit with Jessica Hulcy, founder of the KONOS curriculum. Having 4 boys to teach Jessica quickly found that she needed more than seat work. Listen and learn how this innovative lady turned her need into a curriculum for thousands.

Patsy and Doug Arnold, founders of Texas Special Kids, discuss how to bring your special needs children home, the challenges of homeschooling a special needs child and the rewards and resources available to help parents.

Southern Baptist Mom and founder of Southern Baptist Church and Home Education Association talks about the exit strategy and the Kingdom Education Workshop on June 15th in Greensboro, NC

The Starfish Country Home School aspires to be the best school in northern Thailand. The school will accept needy children without regard to their religious affiliation and national or ethnic origin and will provide them a quality education that emphasizes communication skills in Thai and English, technology, mathematics, visual and performing arts, international cultures and developing respect and compassion for others. The Starfish Country Home School Foundation will provide a safe and secure modern residence and personal guidance for all of its students as they mature. Those children that can achieve the required academic excellence will remain at the school until they are ready to attend university and will be further supported at university. The education will always be free, diversified and directed to meet the needs, interests and abilities of the individual student.

Here is a group photo taken May 8th, 2006 at the Starfish Country Home School near Maetang in Chiangmai province, Thailand. Subsequently, some of the children moved to the new Starfish Home in the city of Chiangmai.