by Debbie Mason | Apr 4, 2022 | Spring 2022, GREENHOUSE
Spring 2022/Te’Essence Mack When you find yourself pregnant, sick, moving to a new home, and homeschooling three children all within the winter months during a global pandemic, you face two options. One, you can cry, and or two you can activate one of the...
by Debbie Mason | Mar 28, 2022 | Spring 2022, GREENHOUSE
Spring 2022/Jessica Frierson If your children are anything like mine, they love to spend time outdoors. Rain or shine, cold and snowy (especially snowy!) or warm and dry, they can’t wait to run outside. If they aren’t outdoors, there’s a good chance they can be found...
by Debbie Mason | Mar 21, 2022 | Spring 2022, GREENHOUSE
Spring 2022/Matthew McDill Included in the midterm elections this year is a bid for a US Senate seat from North Carolina. This seat is one of the thirty-four seats in the Senate that will be contested. Republican incumbent US senator Richard Burr, who has served for...
by Debbie Mason | Mar 14, 2022 | Spring 2022, GREENHOUSE
Spring 2022/Amanda Wares Administering an annual, nationally-normed, standardized achievement test is required by the NC homeschool law. This part of our law probably causes the most questions and most anxiety for families, especially those new to homeschooling or new...
by Matthew McDill | Nov 10, 2021 | Fall 2021, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2021/Matthew McDill I was cleaning up our garage yesterday and clearing off the ping-pong table. I dusted off the table and grabbed the net to set it up, but it was broken. I asked around about who broke it and how. I knew this was a vain endeavor before I...
by Debbie Mason | Nov 2, 2021 | Fall 2021, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2021/Diane Helfrich In our human existence, most of us have a wee bit of an issue giving ourselves the benefit of the doubt. We are self-critical, almost to the point of fault. I find this especially true in the homeschooling community as I watch Facebook posts...
