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If you've been paying attention to education news over the last few years, you've probably noticed a growing trend: more families are choosing to homeschool their children. Recent data suggests that homeschooling remains significantly more popular than it was before 2020. Millions of students are now being educated primarily through homeschooling. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University and other organizations have found that homeschooling continues to grow even after the

Summer has a funny way of making adults feel two things at the exact same time: excited… and slightly overwhelmed. For teachers, summer can feel like a well deserved deep breath after a long school year. For parents, it can sometimes feel like the moment you realize your children somehow need snacks and entertainment every twelve minutes. The good news is that kids really do not need complicated plans, expensive toys, or perfectly scheduled activities to have a meaningful sum

Summer break is a time for kids to relax, explore, and make memories. But many parents also worry about the "summer slide" - the learning loss that can happen when children are away from reading, writing, and math practice for several months. The good news? Keeping kids learning during the summer does not need to look like school, cost a lot of money, or require hours of prep. Some of the best summer learning happens through simple everyday experiences, free community resou