Episode 64: What Do Homeschool Graduates Look Like?
What will homeschool graduates do after high school? In Episode 64 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show, Christine Weller discusses reasons to homeschool through high school, including the flexibility and adaptability of homeschooling. Homeschool graduates can succeed no matter where life takes them. Find the show notes for “What Do Homeschool Graduates Look Like?” on HomeschoolShow.com.
Connections
Connect with God’s Word
Christine’ Weller’s closing prayer:
“Dear Lord, I pray for the homeschooling parents right now who are wrestling with this idea of pushing through those high school years whether to continue on, whether to go through and graduate from homeschooling. I pray that you will put their mind at ease, and I pray that you will continue to guide them and give them the ideas, give them the inspiration that they need to do this confidently, and help them find the resources and the support that they need because it’s out there. So, Lord, help us keep our eyes open and our ears open to hear what we need to hear, and to not let in those negative fears and thoughts that would discourage us from pursuing this wonderful journey of homeschooling. So I pray that you will strengthen each one, and that you will bless each family that is listening. Help us daily. In Jesus’ name we pray. Amen.”
Connect with the ALERT Academy
The ALERT Academy is a post high-school discipleship program for young men with the goal of forging extraordinary men who influence their world for Christ. Find out more at Alertacademy.com.
Connect with The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine
For more on homeschooling a high schooler and homeschool graduates, click on the links to these recent articles from The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine:
Preparing for High School . . . and Life
Tackling High School, Year by Year
Is College Necessary? What about Trades and Internships?
Considerations Before Pursuing a College Degree
College or Trade School? Empowering Young People to Make the Right Choice
College and the Homeschooled Child: They Do Go Together!
Mentioned specifically in the podcast by Christine:
Are the Home Educated Doing Well Why and if So, Why? by Dr. Brian Ray of NHERI
Connect with the TOS App
Do you have the new and enhanced TOS App? It’s the hub for homeschooling. You can access all The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine articles—and more—wherever you go, whenever you need them. Search for homeschooling topics important to you. You’ll find curriculum choices, resources, homeschool advice, help, and encouragement. The app content is updated weekly. The TOS App is now better than ever, and it’s free. You can find the TOS App on Google Play or download at the App Store today!
Connect with Homeschool College Directory & Resources
The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine has gathered together a directory of institutions, helpful articles, and more to help you as your child progresses to adulthood. No matter if they are college- or career-bound, there is something for everyone.
Connect with SchoolhouseTeachers.com
In addition to over 400 courses available for preschool to twelfth grade, SchoolhouseTeachers.com also offers many resource centers and tools specifically designed for high school students and their parents.
In High School Help, we have gathered together the resources offered by SchoolhouseTeachers.com in one place. Read about legal requirements, make a plan, and build a transcript. Resources for building a resume are listed as well as career exploration and SAT/ACT Test prep.
Connect with The Homeschool Minute
Spend a minute with your friends from The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine!
The Homeschool Minute is a weekly eNewsletter for anyone homeschooling or considering starting. It’s brief yet packed with a powerful dose of encouragement to keep you going strong in your commitment to your family and to the Lord. Subscribe to the free homeschool newsletter.
Connect with Upcoming Episodes
New episodes of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show are released every Monday. Check back right here for show notes and links at HomeschoolShow.com. Here’s what you can look forward to next:
- 4/22/24: Episode 65—“Cursive, Copywork, and Comprehension” hosted by Deborah Wuehler
- 4/29/24: Episode 66—“Special Needs Homeschooling: It Can Be Done” hosted by Heather Vogler and Deborah Wuehler
- 5/6/24: Episode 67—“Homeschool Moms for the Win! Let’s Celebrate!” hosted by Deborah Wuehler of The Old Schoolhouse®
Questions or comments on the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show podcast? We’d love to hear from you at HomeschoolShow@TheOldSchoolhouse.com.
Recent Show Notes
Episode 78: Organizing Chaos: Help with the Clutter
Monday, 22 July 2024
by Kristen
Organizing chaos is possible when we realize we can work towards progress in our homes and homeschools. Join Deborah Wuehler as she shares personal stories and insights on how she organized her home and homeschool in Episode 78. Find the show notes for “Organizing Chaos: Help with the Clutter” on HomeschoolShow.com.
- Published in Homeschool Advice, Podcast
Episode 77: Unit Study Homeschooling: How Does That Work?
Monday, 15 July 2024
by Kristen
Capture your children’s imagination and foster a love of learning by incorporating unit studies into your homeschool. Christine Weller of The Old Schoolhouse® shares several fun ideas in “Unit Study Homeschooling: How Does That Work?” of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show.
- Published in Homeschool Advice, Podcast
Episode 76: Preparing in High School for College or Career
Monday, 08 July 2024
by Kristen
Does your child have plans for life after high school? College or career? As homeschoolers, Stephanie Morrison shares in Episode 76 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show, our children have the ability to linger in the field that interests them. There are many unique pathways to education. Find the show notes for “Preparing in High
- Published in Homeschooling Teens, Podcast
Episode 75: Let’s Never Forget our Country’s History
Monday, 01 July 2024
by Kristen
At some point in at least the past sixty years the neglecting of our country’s history began. Join Deborah Wuehler as she shares memories from her own childhood and ideas on how we can keep the history of the United States alive in our homeschools.
- Published in Homeschool History, Podcast
"Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it" (Proverbs 22:6).