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Homeschool Q & A: Homeschooling for Senior Year in High School

I recently received the following question by email: I am going to be a Senior in High School. I don’t want to go back to high school because I am having a bad experience and I have had enough. Both my parents work and I was wondering if someone else can homeschool me and if you know any websites that can help me find a person who homeschools. Here are some other questions: How many hours a day is homeschool? How do I know what subjects I am going to take? How long are my breaks (Christmas and Easter)? Do … Continue reading →

Getting a Late Start on Homeschooling

A great many homeschoolers these days began their education in traditional (public or private) schools and then moved to homeschooling out of frustration from school issues. In the early elementary years, new homeschooling parents seem to jump right in without much trepidation. As students approach high school however, prospective homeschooling parents tend to feel it is too late to homeschool their children. The truth is, it is never too late to homeschool your kids. Even high school dropouts through homeschooling. While many homeschoolers turn to public and private schools for the high school years, those homeschoolers who go all the … Continue reading →

Every Homeschool Curriculum to Date

I have finally finished compiling the list of homeschool distance learning programs. The list is below. In addition, I have previously complied the Homeschool Curriculum Glossary which includes everything from individual subject curriculum to complete school in the box curriculum as well as some online programs. While making these lists where exhausting, they are hardly exhaustive as new programs are written or come online every day. I plan to give you regular updates on new curriculums as they become available. Meanwhile, here is the glossary for the homeschool distance learning programs. 3D Learner 3DLearn Interactive Academy Abacus Educational Services Accelerated … Continue reading →

Planning to Homeschool in the Fall? Attend a Fair!

In case you have not noticed, I have spent the first part of the summer compiling lists of all the different curriculums available to homeschoolers, including books parents should read, and am currently working on a list of online homeschool programs. I plan to list homeschool classes in your neck of the woods as well. The reason I am doing this is because I realize that thousands, and possibly even tens of thousands of new families have decided that they will begin homeschooling in the fall. I want you to be prepared. In addition to pouring over the hundreds of … Continue reading →

Homeschooling Week in Review June 25, 2007 – June 30, 2007

Last week on the Families.com Homeschooling Blog, the main topic of conversation was homeschool “schools” and the emergence of Hybrid Homeschooling. We also discussed whether or not parents are qualified to teach their own kids, thanks to yet another homeschool mom grilling. Will people ever stop putting homeschoolers in a position to defend themselves? Here is the Homeschooling week in review June 25, 2007 – June 30, 2007. 25 Jun 2007 Homeschooling Week in Review June 16, 2007 – June 23, 2007 by Andrea Hermitt Last week on the families.com homeschooling blog, I finished my compilation of books homeschooling parents … Continue reading →

Distance Learning Homeschool Programs 3D-Ac

In my post on hybrid homeschooling, I talked about combining homeschooling with distance learning or local classes. Here is the list of Distance Learning Programs you can use. 3D Learner is a program that assists parents in the education of their children who may be Dyslexic, ADD, ADHD, Attention Deficit Disorder, SLD, Specific Learning Disability, Dysgraphic or Learning Disabled. The program teaches specifically to visual-spatial learners and makes the most of their abilities. This program features a free quick test, online assessments for $57.00 or $74.00 and a comprehensive on site assessment for $400.00. The website does not list how … Continue reading →