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Turning Misery Into Mission

Turning Misery Into Mission My New Book Shows Parents How to Foster Connection, Build Resilience, and Prevent Online Harm. My debut book, 5 Habits of the Tech-Ready Family, is available now! I thought I’d be a CFO someday. But life sometimes turns on individual moments! Like the 2014 moment, when I volunteered to teach parents about

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25% off any CLT Exam

Classic Learning Test (CLT) offers 3rd-12th grade assessments designed to strengthen your homeschool education. Taken online at home, CLT exams help you pinpoint your child’s academic strengths and challenges, so you can provide the best instruction possible. Register for upcoming test dates at cltexam.com and save 25% with the code found in The Homeschool New York Minute.

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Family Life Kids

Family Life is excited to announce the launch of their new Kids Stream: Kingdom Kids! From the car to the kitchen to the playroom, Family Life Kids brings moments of joy and truth wherever your family listens. Kids can enjoy uplifting music and Kids Corner, Family Life’s original radio dramas that explore big questions about faith in ways that are engaging

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Personalized ACT & CLT prep with proven results

Achievable’s ACT and CLT courses stand out by combining expert-written content with adaptive technology that personalizes study plans to each student’s strengths and gaps. Students get clear explanations, realistic full-length practice, and a modern, mobile-friendly experience that replaces outdated test prep. The result is more efficient studying, measurable progress, and better scores – at a

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Back to (Home)school

As summer comes to an end, it’s hard to miss the signals all around that it’s time to start thinking about getting “back to school!” From the mass marketing of school supplies, the notifications for fall activity sign-ups, and the shortening of the days, we feel the pressure to transition from the laid-back pace of

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