Early Bird Testing Discounts Begin Today!

Earlier this week, I shared a meme I thought was funny: “All these kids been learning Common Core math, ’bout to learn how to “Carry the One” from their new homeschool teachers…” I suggested in my post that we tend to teach how we were taught. We ourselves weren’t taught with Common Core methodology.  The meme illustrates something…

January can be a hard month. The excitement of Christmas has faded. Dreary skies, cold temperatures, and depending on where you live, non-stop rain. For some, it’s hard to get back into the school routine. Second guessing the decision to home school is not uncommon.  I came across this post written by Peter of the Pilgrims…

In keeping with the Black Friday holiday sales, we have decided to offer an early bird discount ($5.00 to $10.00 off per student testing) to families who register and pay now for remote testing that will take place next year, 2023. If you’re planning on testing anyway, this is one way to save some money. …

Many parents get a wake-up call when the results of their child’s achievement test suggest the curriculum they used let them down. In other words, if your child flew through their curriculum easily yet did poorly on their achievement test, the question is why? What, if anything, went wrong? Was it test anxiety or poor…

Some states require home schoolers do end-of-the-year testing to prove they are making adequate academic progress. Years ago in Oregon, the phrase, “Doing well enough to be left alone,” was used to rally opposition to government involvement in home schooling.  The results of the data collected by the state were undeniable. Home schoolers, compared to students…