by JessicaFrierson2 | Dec 17, 2021 | Discipleship, Spiritual Growth, Encouragement, NCHE Blog
by Jessica Frierson, Dec 21 How long, Lord, how long? Is there anyone who has not asked that soul-wrenching question? How many of you are asking it at this very moment? One of my favorite segments of the Christmas story is not even in the part usually read and...
by Diane Helfrich | Dec 3, 2021 | NCHE Blog, Reasons to Homeschool, Videos, Culture, Freedom to Homeschool, Parental Rights
We are part of a powerful, growing state and national homeschooling movement. And that was the case even before the coronavirus! Now, more families than ever are homeschooling and benefiting from this life-changing choice. North Carolina is second only to Alaska in...
by Matthew McDill | Nov 19, 2021 | The Homeschool Show, NCHE Blog
by Matthew McDill, Nov 21 Hopefully, you’ve already discovered The Homeschool Show! This is our most recent project to help parents homeschool with confidence and joy. This week we released episode 9, and we’ve already had guests on the show like Dr. Brian Ray...
by Diane Helfrich | Nov 5, 2021 | Getting Started, Community, NCHE Blog
by Diane Helfrich, November 2021 Beginnings You have made the jump and decided to homeschool. It’s exciting and scary all at once. You have so many questions: Will I fail my child? Can I manage all of this? What if I don’t do it right? What curriculum should I choose?...
by Spencer Mason | Oct 7, 2021 | Homeschool Law, DNPE, NCHE Blog
By Spencer Mason, October 2021 The Division of Non-Public Education (DNPE) recently sent out an email to randomly selected homeschools in North Carolina requesting that they attend a virtual record review meeting. The way the email reads, it would be easy to...
by JessicaFrierson2 | Oct 1, 2021 | NCHE Blog, Encouragement
My sister recently shared this picture of her new butter dish. There’s an obvious problem here. The stick of butter fits the dish but the lid is too small to cover it. It’s a lovely butter dish—simplistic in design, a good neutral color—but it isn’t meeting the need....
