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Some states require homeschoolers to keep a portfolio of student learning and educational progress. Simply put, portfolios show what your child has le...

When your child takes an audited class at a public or private school, the class technically doesn't earn any credit from the school. You many be askin...

When your child is working hard on studying for college admission tests, like the SAT® or ACT®, you may be accumulating enough hours to make this...

College admission policy can be full to the brim with big words, confusing jargon, and acronyms that we are seemingly supposed to intuitively know. It...

Two news stories provided shocking statistics on the quality of high school education right now. Put these thoughts side by side and see if your head ...

The summer before our senior year, I decided we would begin to "homeschool college" with CLEP® exams. I wanted to do it in the summer so that we could...

Think back to when your child was a newborn. Now think of what a child is like at 4 years old. That's the amount of difference you can expect before g...

High school is like driving on auto-pilot. You arrive at the destination, but can't remember driving! When you homeschool high school, sometimes life ...

The 3 most important citation formats are APA, MLA, and Chicago. It's challenging to figure out which one is the best citation format for preparing yo...