The Middle East is not only an interesting study, it's an important study. We've put together a reading list for you that includes fiction and nonfiction for students of multiple ages.

There are literally hundreds of classics which would feed our teens soul. Here's a short list to get you started.

As a homeschooler and full-time WAHM, I hope I can share my own experience to help other moms in the same boat.

10 Reasons Why You Should Sign-up for Accounting By Peggy Morrow Visit www.homeschoolconnections.com     Whether or not you are interested in either an Accounting major in college or working in the field, following are 10 reasons why having a basic understanding of accounting will benefit you in life.   Helping you to discern God’s […]

Top-10 Reasons: Why You Should Sign-up for AP Computer Science Principles  By Margaret (Peggy) Morrow, Ph.D.   Homeschool Connections is offering a brand new AP-level Computer Science course in the upcoming school year. We hope you’ll consider joining us!  To Help You Discern God’s Will. According to Bishop Barron’s recent eBook, How to Discern God’s Will For […]

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Nearly 40 years ago, economist EF Schumacher published Small is Beautiful. It criticized gigantism. It criticized big. In short, Schumacher suggested we need to downsize and reorganize how we make products and how we live. I like to support small businesses whenever possible. My vocation as a Catholic homeschooler has been largely supported (and blessed) […]

The more my friend justified making the copy for me, the more I realized that it was wrong. When I got home, I threw the dubbed tape away.

The National Center for Education Statistics has released a new report: Homeschooling in the United States: 2012.  The full report can be found at http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2016/2016096.pdf.  Although statistics on Catholic homeschoolers may be different, this is a good primer on the nation as a whole. Some highlights from the report: The percentage of students ages 5–17 […]