Making room for innovation in our day-to-day helps us remember that and keep the beauty of homeschooling in view—even in the high school years.

Finding curriculum in the high school years

Here are three methods that I have found to encourage reading in the teen years.

Five things to consider as your kids leave the nest and your role as a homeschool teacher comes to an end.

Each of my kids, and each of yours, is unique, so it's important to think through ways to assess them as an individual.

Rachelle, homeschool mom of three, shares wisdom and advice about helping your teen think about their next step after graduation.

I think it is a sweet spot to be parenting teens. It is a special time of life for them. While many parents are allowing their teens to pull away, it is so valuable to remind them—even on the moody days—that they are interesting, loved, and seen.

Our homeschool group has developed a template over the years for homeschool graduations with details on meeting dates, roles, and financial expenses. This information is kept in a master notebook that is handed down from one coordinator to the next.

When you're homeschooling, there are several ways you can motivate your teen to get homework done.

If you are wondering how to cultivate conversations with your teen, here are some ideas!