Convention, Encouragement, History, Homeschool, New Homeschoolers
by Susan K. Beatty, Co-founder, CHEA of California [Note from the editor: In our blog series “Homeschooling Through the Decades” we will explore the evolution of homeschooling over the years. In this first installment we draw insights from an excerpt of...
Curriculum, Social Studies, Unit Study
by Dena Bless One of the joys of homeschooling is the flexibility that allows you to take advantage of unique opportunities when they come along. This month you have three special events that allow you to teach civics/government lessons with your children of all ages....
Encouragement, Homeschool
Some of you may know Angela Lasch if you are part of our Support Network, or if you’ve ever called the CHEA office. If you know her, it is not a surprise to you that her true giftings would lead her to CHEA’s Executive Director position. Let’s sit...
Advocacy, Homeschool, Legislation
by Nathan Pierce I. Introduction: The Hidden Threat to Homeschooling Freedom Homeschooling freedom is like a pristine mountain lake, thriving under the care of its stewards. The water is clear and full of possibility, but there are hidden threats—pipelines installed...
