Do you have a high school student? Are you searching for a Catholic College in which their faith can grow during the challenging young adult years? Here are two resources to help in your search: The National Catholic Register 2018 Catholic Identity Guide is a free .pdf which profiles 38 colleges and their responses on questions regarding how the Catholic… Read more →
My seven year old daughter loves the Holy Heroes Glory Stories. Believe me when I tell you that is saying something. She is a very active young lady and it took her until this year to behave appropriately in Mass (and she still doesn’t want to be there). She reluctantly says her prayers, and she doesn’t like audio books, yet… Read more →
I don’t know about you, but I can use all the spiritual help I can get in my role as homeschooling mom. That’s why I was so excited to see this novena by homeschooling mom Julie Streeter in the CatholicMom.com archives: Novena for Homeschooling Moms It’s a wonderful way to get ready for the new school year! (Image Credit: Holy… Read more →
Professional college planner Katherine O’Brien MA, Founder of Celtic College Consultants, has compiled a college guide to meet the needs of practicing Catholics. In Every Catholic’s Guide to College 2019 she documents the colleges and universities across the country that have support for Catholic student life on campus. College is a time of growing and exploring intellectually. With a strong… Read more →
Should You Homeschool High School, Part One In this series of articles I will address a number of factors of high school education from a college admissions perspective. As a Catholic homeschooling mother of six and a professional college consultant, I will share some of my experience and knowledge in this series of four articles. In the first article,… Read more →
In this series of articles I will address a number of factors of high school education from a college admissions perspective. As a Catholic homeschooling mother of six and a professional college consultant, I will share some of my experience and knowledge in this series of four articles. In this first article, I’ll discuss the overall perspective colleges have with… Read more →
Have you heard that there are ACT test dates in June and July? SAT in June and August? The July & August dates are pretty new. These give students a chance to test outside the typical school year. Remember, you can test anywhere so, for example, if you’ll be in Boston on vacation, your student can take a test there,… Read more →
What do LEGO® bricks and the sacraments have in common? Well, they’re both used to build things – toy structures and holiness, to be exact. They have different forms and instructions. They require time and commitment. They happen to comprise the contents of a new book by a young Catholic father and mother of seven. Like so many families, Mary… Read more →
Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 12:00pm (noon) Eastern Time. Join us from the comfort of your own homeschool for a teleconference with several nuns and sisters from a variety of religious orders! Attend by webcam, mobile device, or even good, old-fashioned landline telephone. We will send out the link to join by November 6, 2017. Sign up at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1alp5u4BHIadvZJqFwPjj2W1VAS5SbS0jcLS1NXYss_E/viewform?edit_requested=true
All those who are subscribers of the free Today’s Catholic Homeschooling email newsletter as of August 15, 2017 will be eligible to win one of 5 print copies of The Today’s Catholic Homeschooling Resource Guide, full of information to help you get ready for the new school year. If you’d like to download the free .pdf version, please click here:… Read more →
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