"Homeschooling" Blogs & Blog Posts

We pulled our kids from public school and started homeschooling so we can travel. The world is their classroom and their interests are the curriculum.

The pandemic proved that remote work can work—and while companies are increasingly requiring a return to office, nearly 17 million Americans in 2022 considered themselves “digital nomads” who work and travel at the same time. That’s a 131% in...

Ahead of the forthcoming school year, a number of parents in Uvalde, Texas, are taking their children out of public school, opting instead for online and private education following the mass shooting at Robb Elementary, according to a new report from...

Following yet another horrific mass shooting in the United States—this one in an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas where a gunman killed at least 19 children and two adults—some conservatives and libertarians have offered takes ranging from unhe...

In public schools across Africa, classrooms are often overcrowded and this affects how teachers and students interact. The large classroom creates too much work for teachers leaving students’ individual problems unattended. Private schools are...

Reesha Howard considers her family to be something of a unicorn—they’re a homeschooling, Black, vegan, Christian family with a deep entrepreneurial spirit. She and her husband, Ron—they’re high school sweethearts originally from the South Sid...

Back in the spring, it didn’t take long for my 9-year-old son to develop a condition I’ve come to think of as Zoom Fatigue. He didn’t mind completing his classwork online and he didn’t mind the academic schedule I put together for him. But wh...