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Choosing how to educate your child is one of the most important—and often most overwhelming—decisions you can make as a parent. If you’re considering homeschooling, it’s natural to have doubts or concerns. Many parents hesitate…

With its vast (and largely remote) landscape, it’s no surprise that more students are homeschooled in Alaska than in any other state. In September 2025, data from the U.S. Census showed that 16.15% of Alaska…

If your child is currently attending a traditional public or private school, you’re probably familiar with constant change, from closures for weather or staff training, shifting policies, and new curriculum or testing standards that seem…

Deciding whether to keep your child in a traditional school or make a change is one of the hardest choices a parent can face. Even when you notice signs that something isn’t right, it’s not…

If you’re watching your child struggle in a traditional school, frustrated with the academics or the administration, or concerned about your child’s safety, you may be considering a change to homeschooling—and wondering if it’s too…

Homeschooling in Oklahoma comes with a level of freedom found in few other states. In fact, Oklahoma was the first state to legalize homeschooling, and it’s the only state where the right to homeschool is…

Technology is woven into modern life—and homeschooling is no exception.  You may be wondering, What are the right tech tools and learning experiences for my child’s homeschool education? How do I include technology into my…

Homeschooling is one of the fastest-growing educational options in Colorado, with more and more families choosing to teach their children at home each year. According to the Colorado Department of Education, the number of homeschooled…

One of the beauties of homeschooling is that you can create a calendar that works for you. Once you do, you’ve taken a major step toward a successful homeschooling experience. Without a structure in place,…

Dual enrollment allows homeschooled students to earn high school and college credit at the same time by completing college-level coursework. Many homeschooled students and their families choose dual enrollment when they’re ready for greater academic…

If you’ve ever felt like traditional education doesn’t reflect your family’s values, you’re not alone. For many families, the ability to center their child’s education around faith—and to protect them from the secular worldview often…

Kindergarten marks the beginning of a child’s formal education. For many families, it’s also their first step into the world of homeschooling. That new beginning can bring excitement, but it also comes with quite a…