Remember, no one knows or loves your child better than you. You may not be an expert at algebra or history or literature, but you are the expert when it comes to your child.

The turning of the year is a time when we reflect on our lives and make resolutions about positive changes we'd like to make in the coming year. For homeschoolers, self-reflection on our homeschooling is an integral part of home education.

As homeschoolers ourselves, we understand the challenges. We work hard to keep our services affordable, yet high quality.

Before looking at a U.S. history track, there are a few things that need to be considered...

Homeschooling takes a lot of energy! Even with the best laid plans and best curricula at your disposal, you're going to get tired. You're going to need to recharge.

There are many ways you can adopt a child-centered approach to homeschooling. In this article, we'll review what child-centered education is (and is not) and how it can utilized in your Catholic homeschool.