Why write course descriptions ? Many people will tell you they aren't necessary, but here are three important reasons not to shirk on that job.
1. The College May Need Them
Course descriptions are best written each year, as you complete each class. Waiting until the last minute, when your child decides which college to attend and you find out they are required
Letting go is tough. It's even tougher when you are a homeschool parent. Being with our children 24 hours a day provides its struggles, yes, but it provides such great joy, as well! There can be success along the way.
Joyce and I have worked together for years as part of my Gold Care Club , getting all her homeschool records
… Read MoreDid you know that you are your child's best homeschool guidance counselor? You'll never believe what I overheard one day while getting my hair done.
While I was getting my hair done one day, I was listening to two moms talk about their children in public school. One of them was describing how her child simply could not get through a
When deciding whether or not you'll have your student do a 5th year of high school, or a Super Senior year, you'll need to weigh the desires and maturity of your student against their age and abilities.
It's normal for a child to graduate high school between the ages of 17 and 20. For many parents, that means that you can