Is your child prepared for college? Did you start planning and preparing early on, or have you waited until the last minute–eleventh and twelfth grade? Unless you have the acceptance letter in hand, then it is Dr. Beasley to the rescue. Imagine a student with a GPA (grade point average) less than 3.0 but with

“No school today?” The familiar question is asked by a nurse whom I meet in the elevator. I smile and patiently begin to explain yet again, “Actually, I’m homeschooled, so I can study extra on some days and then volunteer here at the hospital!” “Oh, really? That’s great!” she replies, and we step off the

All the guests have said their goodbyes. The punch bowl is dry and the graduation money is burning a hole in my pocket. I did it. After 13 years of home education, I have graduated from high school. The next chapter in my life is beginning. I’m becoming an adult with dreams, responsibilities, jobs, and

By Amelia Harper Like many homeschooling parents, my goal for my children has always been to provide them with a strong Christian foundation, to educate and enlighten their minds, and to prepare them for a life of service that will most likely extend beyond the fours walls of our home. I have homeschooled five children