by Andrea Walters | Aug 13, 2024 | General
In my co-op director days, we received many inquiries throughout the summer from new homeschool parents hoping, begging, and pleading to join the co-op. New families were shocked to hear that by April our schedule was set, and seats for new members were very limited....
by Kylene Varner | Jul 31, 2024 | General
In the quest to “reimagine education,” Indiana is proposing significant changes to its diploma offerings that would impact all state-funded students. While many Hoosiers may not be paying attention to the proposals, the people who are are asking questions. On July 22,...
by Andrea Walters | Jul 26, 2024 | General
The back-to-school season is upon us again. This can be a busy time for homeschool families. Just like our public and private school counterparts, there are things to do like buy supplies and clothing, think about extracurriculars, and get registered and enrolled in...
by Amy Sager | Jul 2, 2024 | General
Why teach your children about American Independence? Because their future may depend on them knowing and understanding our history. Our founding fathers broke free from tyranny. We can honor their sacrifices, and the sacrifices of generations after them, by working to...
by Lynn McCarty | Jun 17, 2024 | General
Parenting is hard work. You know that life can be tough so you try to teach your children as much as you can, so they are ready for whatever life throws at them. Instill Good Habits You teach them to be grateful, honest, patient, and kind. You teach them good hygiene,...
by Jillian Hicks, IAHE Intern | May 20, 2024 | General
How we spend our time reflects what we love. What we believe to be important. For many homeschooled high schoolers, this manifests as reading. You may very well have a student who can’t wait to finish all his or her responsibilities just for a chance to curl up with a...
