by Debbie Mason | Jun 30, 2021 | Spring 2021, GREENHOUSE
Spring 2021/Natalie Vecchione “I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; marvelous are Your works, and that my soul knows very well.” Psalm 139:14 My name is Natalie Vecchione, and I am blessed to be a treasure finder. Our family has been living in...
by Debbie Mason | Jun 16, 2021 | Graduate 2021
Graduate 2021/Sandra Peoples My teenager who has dyslexia started out as a homeschooler, went to public school for a few years, and has returned to homeschooling for high school. In the early years, it was easy to ignore the benchmarks and milestones and work at a...
by Debbie Mason | Jun 9, 2021 | Graduate 2021
Graduate 2021/Whitney Cranford Crowell Two years ago today, as I write this, I sat in a local pizza parlor with my husband and then thirteen-year-old daughter. We’d just attended an information session that was the last in a series of research inquiries we were...
by Debbie Mason | May 19, 2021 | Graduate 2021, GREENHOUSE
Graduate 2021/Matthew McDill There is a photograph of a rose on the cover of this graduate issue of the GREENHOUSE. You may have noticed that there is a rose on the cover of all of our graduate issues. This choice contains an important meaning and is a part of the...
by Debbie Mason | May 12, 2021 | Graduate 2021
Graduate 2021/Steve Demme Last summer I had the privilege of speaking at a state homeschool conference. On Friday, I led a few men’s workshops and offered the book, The Christian Home and Family Worship, for free to those who would commit to reading all ninety pages...
by Debbie Mason | Apr 28, 2021 | Spring 2021, GREENHOUSE
Spring 2021/Matthew McDill I’d like to tell you a story about what happened with one of my high school students that points to several important homeschooling principles: In NC, the parents decide what is required for a student to graduate, not the state or any other...
