by CHEWV | Oct 6, 2026 | Abusive Situations Charged to Homeschooling, Featured Articles, Legislative, News
The 2027 West Virginia Legislative Session that starts in January is likely to pass a version of Raylee’s Law, having barely escaped passing one this year. Why would homeschoolers possibly be opposed to a law that protects children from abuse? Because identifying...
by Rick Boyer | Aug 30, 2026 | Articles, Encouragement, Featured Articles
Gotta love you young parents. It does my old gizzard good to see so many young families on Sunday at church. You are building the future of the church and of America. Thank you. I know you’re overwhelmed. We remember those days well, raising 14 children on a...
by CHEWV | Aug 30, 2026 | Featured Articles, Fine Arts Overview, News
Homeschool students participating in Fine Arts did a wonderful job this year. Results for Elementary students are as follows: Gabriel Adkins: Excellent “DJ” Doenges: 2 Superiors, 2 Excellents Gabriel Adkins & “DJ” Doenges: 2 Superiors Results...
by CHEWV | Aug 30, 2026 | Featured Articles, News
Homeschool parents often hear many claims about homeschooling. Critics question it. The media debates it. Sometimes parents even second-guess it themselves: Is homeschooling really working? Leading homeschool researchers just released the first nationwide homeschool...
by CHEWV | Aug 5, 2026 | Articles, Featured Articles, Hope Scholarship
Christian homeschoolers in Arizona found themselves fighting a Hope Scholarship-type universal ESA being pushed in their legislature this past year. Why were they against it? They think it will hurt homeschooling and ultimately invite more regulation. Their view...
by James Summers | Jun 20, 2026 | Articles, Featured Articles, Field Trips
Our family LOVED history field trips during our homeschool years. And what better time to visit some fantastic living history sites related to America’s founding than our 250th anniversary? One of our favorite places was the “Historical Triangle” of Colonial...
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