The Middle East is not only an interesting study, it's an important study. We've put together a reading list for you that includes fiction and nonfiction for students of multiple ages.

Parents sometimes ask us about the order in which our courses should be taken. We answer these inquiries by focusing on the needs of that particular family. Based on recent questions from parents, we offer you two different history scopes and sequences here.

UPDATE: This live, interactive course has concluded and is now available as a recorded, self-paced course through our Unlimited Access program. You can learn more here: Catholic Homeschooling. We invite you to call or email us if you have questions or need assistance: Homeschool Connections. Modern European History; 1789-1991 Class dates: Wednesdays,  January 28 to May […]

Imperial Russia is a place and time we rarely visit in our history studies. While all one has to do is open their eyes for five minutes to find great living literature on European or American history, it takes a bit of elbow grease to find it for non-Western cultures.

Meet Professor Stanley, our new middle school history teacher: UPDATE: This live, interactive course has concluded and is now available as a recorded, self-paced course through our Unlimited Access program. You can learn more here: Catholic Homeschooling. We also invite you to call or email us if you have questions or need assistance: Homeschool Connections.

One thing we strive to do at Homeschool Connections is help parents give their children a quality education at home without breaking their bank. We are always mindful, as parents ourselves, of the importance of providing our children with the best of the best but at the same time we all have a fiscal responsibility […]