Learning doesn’t end at high school graduation. In fact, that’s just the beginning. Lifelong learning is part of a vibrant, fully lived Catholic life—one that seeks truth, beauty, and goodness in every season.

As with any form of media, discernment is key. Christians must consider how fantasy aligns with their faith, how it shapes their imagination and worldview, and whether it helps them pursue a deeper relationship with God or distracts from that pursuit.

There are countless ways to keep learning alive all summer long—without pulling out a single worksheet. Unplug, embrace the great outdoors, and let life be the best teacher your children ever have.

Whether writing fiction or nonfiction, crafting essays or epic tales, your work can be a light to the world—sharing truth, beauty, and goodness in a time that desperately needs it.

Whether your student is exploring the forgotten stories of military chaplains or discovering the beauty of math in unexpected places, Susan’s classes promise to be both enriching and inspiring.

As Catholic homeschoolers, we’re not just defying the mainstream—we’re forging a path where virtue, intellect, and creativity thrive.