Is your senior applying to colleges? Seniors who submit Cedarville University’s free application by September 30 are eligible for special benefits: Why consider Cedarville? In a phrase — we are a university you can trust! Wherever they enroll, students spend approximately 1,000 days in college. Think about the significant life choices that take place during
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A Gift from Veteran Homeschool Mom and Curriculum Author, Charlene Notgrass
As you begin a new homeschool year, check out the support available through Charlene’s personal website. Charlene publishes a daily message of encouragement Monday through Friday. She is honest about both the joys and challenges of homeschooling and family life. Sometimes Charlene shares stories and photos from her personal experiences, and other times she shares
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Take the Next Step in Your Academic and Spiritual Growth
Apply to Houghton University by October 15th for a chance to receive: Why Choose Houghton? Apply for free to New York’s leading evangelical Christian university today!
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Because Faith and Truth Do Matter
As a Christian, stewarding academic giftings and time in this season of college searches and higher education is essential. Choosing a college environment that matches you and your student’s convictions and encourages students in the truth of God’s Word is critical, especially in an age where the culture says that truth is subjective. Christian colleges
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TeenPact Registration Is Open!
“After participating in TeenPact, I feel much better prepared to engage the culture with Christ’s love and biblical values.” –TeenPact Alumni TeenPact’s goal is to inspire youth in their relationship with Christ as we teach them to understand the political process, value their liberty, defend the Christian faith, and to engage the culture. At TeenPact, students
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Talk to Your Children About Really Hard Things
By Judi Merriam – former homeschool mother of three An excerpt from Empty Shoes by the Door: Living After My Son’s Suicide by Judi Merriam “Life is so very different from what I thought it would be. It’s fragile and amazing and terrifying and broken and glorious and devastating all at the same time, and
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What to Do with a Preschooler
by Vicki Bentley A young mom writes: “I’m new at homeschooling – I have 2-year-old twins. I want to teach them and get them ready for preschool. Please send me info to help me start off on the right foot. “ Another mom writes: “I have a 3½- year-old boy, a 2½- year-old girl, and
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Free Textbooks for 4 Years + a Hat
Homeschool seniors looking to apply to Houghton University can submit their free application by October 15 and be entered for a chance to win free textbooks for all four years at Houghton. No test scores are required. One individual will receive free textbooks for all four years of their undergraduate studies at Houghton University. Everyone who applies
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An Affordable Education with a Lasting Value
We know you care about being good stewards of your finances. At Cairn, we work with you so that your student can afford college, and you can be confident that the money spent is preparing your student with a robust biblical education. Each year, 97% of our students receive financial aid. On average, our undergraduate
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Homeschooling in an Election Year
The day-to-day news coming out of Washington, D.C., can be discouraging sometimes. But learning about how government works and how dedicated public servants have contributed to our country can give us a feeling of optimism for the future. Homeschooling gives parents the opportunity to help their children understand government. Whether you are excited about or
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