by Matthew McDill | Dec 3, 2019 | Fall 2019, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2019 / Debra Bell One of the attractions of homeschooling is the opportunity to seamlessly fuse our children’s education with the rhythms of family life. One of the downsides, I learned, is children are never quite sure where they stand in terms of their...
by Matthew McDill | Nov 19, 2019 | Fall 2019, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2019 / Amy Sloan There is nothing like being a parent to make you realize just how hard your own parents worked to raise you into a (semi) well-adjusted adult. It’s only as a homeschool mom that I have begun to appreciate how much I owe my own homeschool moms....
by Charles Terry | Jul 9, 2019 | Spring 2019, GREENHOUSE
Spring 2019 / by Charles Terry Some of you may not be aware, North Carolina public schools currently have $10,042 of funding allotted per student. That means that my four children, had they attended public-school, would have had $40,168 allocated toward their...
by Emily Parker | Jun 18, 2019 | Graduate 2019, GREENHOUSE
Graduate 2019 / by Emily Parker (Class of 2014) For a homeschooler, the world is the classroom. By being taught at home, you’re being given the best kind of education—the kind that will continue for the rest of your life. You are acquiring the tools you need to think...
by Evelyn Bickley | Jun 11, 2019 | Graduate 2019, GREENHOUSE
Graduate 2019 / by Evelyn Bickley My husband, the youngest of seven children, was preparing to start college in Chicago, more than 800 miles from the family home in rural Pennsylvania. His parents kindly invited me to make the cross-country car trip with them to see...
