Over the years, I’ve seen many teen homeschooling families turn to brick-and-mortar schools for high school learning. Sometimes it’s because the teen craves increased peer interactions. Sometimes it’s because the parents need to work outside […]

I’m a big fan of McCarter Theatre in Princeton. Not only do we regularly attend their productions, but all of my children took classes there and both of my daughters worked for them. So I […]

Happy 2014! Our college-bound high school seniors have submitted (or are close to submitting!) their college applications and our college students are home for winter break, so this seems to be an appropriate time to […]

If your teen is passionate about clothing or costume design, then check out Project Fences: Costume Design Competition sponsored by McCarter Theatre. The contest is open to homeschoolers and the deadline for submissions is Jan. 3, 2014. […]

I am so happy to share this TEDx Talk by North Star’s Ken Danford. I encourage everyone to watch the video, but I especially encourage those of you who are: a teen or the parent of a teen […]

It’s official: yesterday the Christie Administration announced that the NJ State Board of Education has approved the changes to the GED I discussed here on November 2. Beginning in January 2014, three providers will offer […]

A recent email from my Congressman, Rush Holt, reminded me of one of the many perks of teen homeschooling: internships. Because homeschoolers are not bound by the hours of brick-and-mortar schools, they are able to […]

Every year, some homeschoolers choose the GED path to a high school diploma, but as I wrote back in July, that path is about to change. Not only is the Pearson VUE-GED getting a new […]