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Last Week to Save Money on Testing
Hello Home School Families, This is the last week to take advantage of our discounted testing prices for 2023. Register now for any remote group or private test date and save $5.00 to $10.00 off testing per student. The offer is good through Friday, February 3rd. To see the dates we’re offering remote group testing,…

My New Year’s Resolution
Did you stay up late last night to see the new year in? I used to when my kids were younger. And while it was fun to play games, eat junk food, and watch movies until after midnight, I’m kind of glad that phase of my life is over. After tranquilizing the dogs, I turned…

Actions, Consequences, and Surprises
All of us tell our kids that “actions have consequences.” What we don’t tell them, maybe because we haven’t thought this through ourselves, is that there are initial or first order consequences and there are second order consequences. There may even be third order consequences. First order consequences are often very different, surprisingly different, from…

Remembering Pastor Chuck Smith
For though you have countless guides in Christ, you do not have many fathers. For I became your father in Christ Jesus through the gospel. — First Corinthians 4:15 Last week, Pastor Chuck Smith of Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa, California, passed away. The Stage IV cancer he had overcame him Thursday morning, but not before…
Why It’s Smart to Seek Support and Accountability
Want to increase the likelihood that your homeschooling efforts will be successful this year? Be accountable. Being accountable means making your plans and goals known to someone you trust and who is supportive of you as a homeschooler. Think about it. When you want to reach financial goals, you see a financial planner who will…

Who Do You Trust in 2022?
During World War 1, King Constantine of Greece was openly benevolent toward Germany. Because he refused to support the allies, he was replaced by his second son, Prince Alexander. According to plan, the new prince ruled in a manner that benefited France, England, and the United States. Greece itself was able to expand its territories….