by Ronda Marshall | Apr 2, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Encouragement, Getting Started, Homeschooling in Crisis, Creative Ideas
So many are schooling at home now! Welcome to the family! Some of you are not only helping your kids with school now, but also trying to work from home. I know it must feel challenging and frankly overwhelming at times. While choosing to homeschool is in some ways...
by Sarah Hicks | Mar 31, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Encouragement
It would be impossible to list all the reasons to homeschool—more family time, greater freedom, and academic excellence are only the beginning. But of all the reasons, common or crazy, I can honestly say that I’ve never heard anyone say that they homeschool for the...
by Matthew McDill | Mar 27, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Homeschool Law, NCHE Membership, Parental Rights, Freedom to Homeschool, News
Many of you have already read about the Harvard Summit that will discuss regulating home education. This is a disturbing development as we observe a growing agenda by some to increase government oversight of home education. I wanted to take a moment to provide a...
by Ronda Marshall | Mar 24, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Encouragement, Getting Started, Creative Ideas
So many are schooling at home now! Welcome to the family! Some of you are not only helping your kids with school now, but also trying to work from home. I know it must feel challenging and frankly overwhelming at times. While choosing to homeschool is in some ways...
by Sarah Hicks | Mar 20, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Thrive! Conference, Homeschooling in Crisis, Resources
So many incredible learning resources are available to families right now! Whether you’ve been homeschooling for ten years or ten minutes, here’s a list of some of our favorites. 5 in a Row 5 in a Row is offering a free mini unit and some sweet scavenger hunts. Konos...
by Jessica Frierson | Mar 18, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Encouragement, Getting Started, Homeschooling in Crisis, Creative Ideas
If you are a parent of a school-aged child, there’s a good chance that you have just been launched into the exciting, and sometimes scary, world of home education. I would like to be the first to say, “Welcome!” Unlike those of us who researched, planned, and prepared...
