By Peggy Ployhar Because I have lived most of my life in cold northern states, spring’s allure for me is the ability to get outside and enjoy outdoor hobbies I...
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Embracing Spring as a Season of Change in Your Homeschool
“To everything there is a season, A time for every purpose under heaven: A time to be born, And a time to die; A time to plant, And a time...
How to Know When You Have Done Enough this School Year
by Shannon Ramiro This time of year, many of us are wondering how we could have done better this year, how we move forward the rest of this school...
Previous Board and Team
Previous Board Members Myeshi Briley Myeshi Briley, MS, HS, BCP of Spring, TX is a homeschool mom of a child with a disability as well as a philanthropist, writer, community...
Finding Peace Amid Struggles
By Mary Winfield As parents of children with special needs, who are also choosing to homeschool, we have some unique challenges. On top of these challenges, we are also not...
Teaching Your Child to Write: The Easy Way to Write a Research Paper
By Mary Winfield In this series on teaching your child to write we have covered pre-writing pointers, forming letters, putting letters together, and getting thoughts down on paper. In this...
Gearing Up for the School Year Through End of Summer Learning Adventures
By Shannon Ramiro Whether or not you have taken advantage of the many seasonal adventures only available during the summer months, there are still a few weeks left to use...
Adaptable Easter Learning Activities
By Peggy Ployhar Easter is a wonderful time of renewal and a great time to change up your homeschooling schedule to dig into the true meaning of Easter, add a...
Beating the Rainy Day and Winter Blues
By Melissa Smith The Hurricane brought some strange weather to Texas this year. We’ve had ice storms (yes, plural) and unending gray and rainy days. While I am very thankful...
When Your Student Derails Your Homeschool High School Plan
By Peggy Ployhar Two years ago, my 16-year-old son with Dyslexia approached me and said that he didn’t want to do school anymore. We had had this conversation many times...
