by Grace College | Feb 16, 2026 | General
Are you concerned about your student’s transition from high school to college? What do you and your student value in a college education? We have good news: college can look different for everyone. Whether your son or daughter is self-motivated or driven by personal...
by Joann Burnside-Hoyt | Feb 4, 2026 | General
There’s an old adage that states “Don’t sweat the small stuff.” The sentiment behind that statement is valid—don’t get too worked up over little things; especially when there are so many big things to deal with. Many times that is a wise practice to apply when raising...
by Dr. Jay Wile | Feb 2, 2026 | General
In 2007, I was contacted by a journalist with Chemical and Engineering News. She was writing an article on homeschooling and asked me several questions about my chemistry course. At one point, she asked me why I include all that “religion stuff” in it. I told her that...
by Grace College | Jan 26, 2026 | General
For many homeschool families, education isn’t just a checklist or solely about passing exams. Often, parents choose homeschooling to cultivate ownership, curiosity, and a love of learning in their children. This is one of homeschooling’s many strengths, as it allows...
by Mike Schutt | Jan 19, 2026 | General
God at Work God works through his creatures. Considering that God can accomplish anything—all things—without the help of any tool or instrument, it seems odd that He so often accomplishes His work through human beings. But it is actually central to His plan in pouring...
by Joann Burnside-Hoyt | Jan 5, 2026 | General
There is one very important skill your children need to learn that is not often spoken about. I am referring to the ability to transfer the information in their heads onto paper. Whether a short story, research paper, poem, or resume, the ability to write information...
