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If you are a Georgia parent looking into the Georgia Promise Scholarship, you are probably asking a pretty practical question: how do we actually use these funds for homeschooling, and what does curriculum purchasing look like once we’re approved? Fair question. The paperwork side can feel foggy at first, especially when you are already juggling...

Sometimes we know something in our lives needs to change, but knowing where to begin can feel almost as overwhelming as the work itself. Maybe it’s your marriage, your family, your church—or your homeschool. When something that was once strong is now in need of repair, the temptation can be to look at the whole...

What happens when children are given the freedom to explore, ask questions, and discover the world around them? For Rachael Yunis, the answer is more than academic success. It is an education shaped by curiosity, wonder, faith, and a lifelong love of learning. In a recent episode of “Let’s Talk Homeschool,” Davis Carman and Rachael...

When parents start looking into homeschooling resources, the same questions tend to surface. Will my child learn enough? Can I teach subjects that I don’t specialize in? How will school fit between meals, appointments, laundry, and everything else already crowding the calendar? Those questions deserve clear answers, yet some of homeschooling’s greatest rewards only appear...

If you’ve ever wondered whether a homeschool education holds up in the college admissions world, the short answer is: yes, and then some. Davis Carman sat down with Adam Kinnick, VP of Enrollment at New College of Florida, to talk through exactly what colleges are looking for, what homeschool families often overlook, and why now...

There’s a reason children are drawn to tide pools, captivated by caterpillars, and endlessly fascinated by the insects living beneath the surface of a backyard creek. Nature has always been one of God’s most generous teaching tools, and Eryn Lynum has built her work around helping families recognize that. Eryn is the author of “Rooted...

Homeschooling science can feel intimidating — but it doesn’t have to. In a recent conversation on Let’s Talk Homeschool, Jeannie Fulbright, author of the Young Explorer series, dug into what it really looks like to teach science well at home. Spoiler: it’s less about flashy experiments and more about slowing down, diving deep, and learning...

There’s a moment every homeschool mom knows well—you’re standing in the kitchen, or at the beach, or somewhere completely ordinary, and suddenly your child asks a question you can’t answer. And for a split second, your stomach drops. Am I doing this right? Am I enough? I had the joy of chatting with Sherri Seligson...

If there is one thing I’ve learned after years of homeschooling, parenting, and walking with the Lord, it’s this: everything rises and falls on what we believe about God. When families begin homeschooling, they often focus on curriculum, schedules, teaching methods, and academic goals. Those things matter, but they are not the foundation. The foundation...

One of the most common questions I hear from parents considering homeschooling is, “Am I qualified?” It’s an understandable question. After all, most of us have never been trained as professional educators. We know our weaknesses, the subjects we struggled with in school, and our limitations. The First Two Things You Need to Know That’s...