By Jim Lyons

Virginia's only fully inclusive, all volunteer, member-directed state homeschool organization. Formerly known as Virginia Home Education Association (VHEA). Provides information, documents and articles to assist homeschoolers in meeting the legal req

Inclusive network of independent homeschooling families in and around Victoria Texas.

How to homeschool in Delaware, frequently asked questions, recommendations, and curriculum help from a Southern Baptist family.

One family's explanation on how to get started in compliance with the state law.

Love our late breakfasts, morning chats and special bonds homeschooling allows. Want to know about our stress-free ...

Did you know that Homeschoolers are consistently outperforming public school students on standardized tests, scoring 15% to ...

Welcome to Knowledge By Nature! In today's video, I am showing you the newest cover release from Schoolnest, which is from ...

Join Randi Smith from Peanut Butter Fish Lessons for this week's fun trivia class! Test your knowledge and learn something new ...

Did you know? University and college students who were homeschooled have a 60% greater chance of securing higher grade ...

Change is coming.  No, I’m not talking about Barack Obama or John McCain (and aren’t you glad!).  I’m talking about big changes in the works here at ParentalRights.org. With Election Day tomorrow, voters across the country will choose not only a president, but the 111th Congress.  Once that happens, we will get to know the new [...]

I know you’ve probably pondered that question many times. Wonder no more. Hat tip: Dave Barry.

Is there a word for when people misuse an acronym or abbreviation by appending to it the full word represented by the last letter? For example: PIN number or ATM machine. There are more localized examples: when I worked at Kennedy Space Center’s Bicentennial Exposition (known as “Third Century America”) immediately after high [...]

Well, certain Christians, anyway: Lyndsay Moseley was no longer inspired by the evangelical Christian faith of her youth. As an environmental activist, she believed that it offered little spiritual support for her work and was overly focused on opposing abortion and gay marriage. … and, you know, sin and all that stuff. Then the 27-year-old District resident discovered [...]

by Mimi Rothschild What are the experiences and opportunities that really count in building Christlike character and at the same time, can serve individual personality? How can the homeschool curriculum and homeschool program provide for such experiences and opportunities? The Christian homeschooling teacher needs not only a clear-cut purpose, but we also must know his own children very well [...]