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Homeschooling for Working Parents and Co-Parents
It's impossible to homeschool because I have a full-time job! I can't homeschool my kids because they live with their other parent every other week. Don't get me wrong, it will not be easy, but it's totally possible. Actually, none of this is easy! Like any form of schooling, challenges will happen. But when you have the right resources, it does get easier ! Here are some ideas for making homeschool work in any situation: Use an online program that automatically tracks your
5 days ago1 min read


Am I Even Qualified to Teach My Child?
It’s normal to feel uncertain the first time you consider teaching your child at home. You don’t need a teacher’s certificate to be an excellent guide — you need care, curiosity, and a plan that fits your family. Below are practical options and ways to combine them so learning feels confident, flexible, and fun. Why credentials are not the whole story Love and consistency matter most. Showing up, creating routines, and responding to your child’s questions build learning habi
6 days ago3 min read


How to Start Homeschooling Your Child in Texas
🏡 Homeschooling in Texas: A Summary Thinking about homeschooling in Texas? You're in good company. This guide breaks down everything you need to know to get started confidently and legally. 📜 Legal Requirements No formal registration is needed to homeschool in Texas. Withdrawal letter is required if pulling a child from public school mid-year. Curriculum must include : reading, spelling, grammar, math, and good citizenship. Ages 6–18 must be enrolled in school, including
Nov 54 min read
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