Considering Homeschooling? You’re Far From Alone.
The educational conversation has largely shifted in favor of homeschooling. The remote model introduced in schools at the beginning of the COVID pandemic, questionable racial...
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School’s NOT Out for Summer
by Gina Prosch
Once again, it’s summer, and even though the pandemic classroom of the past year was different in many ways, one thing remained the same for...
Canceling Lessons Learned from Classic Literature
by Gina Prosch
I have a running joke with the homeschool kids I teach in our local high school co-op: every single book I teach in their literature...
“I’m Not Good at That”- The Myth of ‘Natural Talent’
by Gina Prosch
The other day as my son got into the car at the ice rink, he was really grinding his gears. When I asked what was...
Pandemic Public Education is Leaving Children Behind
by Jack Moore
The pandemic has shaken the foundations of American education to the core. Students have been shifted to online schooling or alternative learning methods with no...
Give Your Kids Ownership in Their Education and Watch Them Flourish
by Gina Prosch
Editor’s Note: Over the past pandemic year, parents have been involuntarily thrust into schooling at home. Many have chosen to continue educating at home voluntarily...
School is Back in Session! It’s Time to Drop Out.
School is back in session! Or is it? What students are enduring to secure federal dollars is not and should not be considered ‘school’. Few,...
Coronavirus Effect: We Are All Homeschoolers Now
Monday afternoon, President Trump and the Coronavirus Task Force announced new guidelines in an attempt to minimize the coronavirus spread. Among other things, he stated,...
100 Reasons to Homeschool Your Kids
by Guest Post
This is my 100th article at FEE.org, so here are 100 reasons to homeschool your kids! 1. Homeschoolers perform well academically. 2. Your kids may...
The History and Results of our Disastrous Public School System, Part II
by Guest Post
There is a popular saying that “the proof is in the pudding.” In the first part of this article set, my colleague Mike Margeson spelled...