Contents

1. Give My Regards to Broadway—And Please Forget About Us
2. Homeschooling Thru High School: New Brochure—Keeping on Track
3. Taking it to the Top
4. Home School Heartbeat: A Lesson in Civics—An Interview with Dr. Stephen King

1. New Jersey: Give My Regards to Broadway—And Please Forget About Us

Moving provoked additional stress for one homeschooling family when a public school official threatened legal action if they refused to reveal their new, out-of-state address. HSLDA pointed out that the family’s new address was none of his concern. Read more >>

2. Homeschooling Thru High School: New Brochure—Keeping on Track

HSLDA’s latest high school brochure, Keeping on Track: A Timeline for High School, is now available to download and order in bulk. This great resource helps you track all the necessary courses, tests, and activities for your teen through the high school years. To order, please call HSLDA at (540) 338-5600 or email info@hslda.org. You may also access the brochure on the Homeschooling Thru High School website. Read more >>

3. Taking it to the Top

Homeschooling gives 15-year-old violinist Mia Laity the flexibility to pursue her dream of becoming a professional soloist. Her ambitions got a big boost recently when she was featured on the national radio program From the Top. Read more >>

4. Home School Heartbeat: A Lesson in Civics—An Interview with Dr. Stephen King

What is civics, and how can you teach it in your homeschool? On this week’s Home School Heartbeat, Dr. Stephen King discusses the origins of natural and civil rights, the responsibility of citizens to be involved in their governments, and how you can take advantage of this year’s elections to teach your children about participating in the political process. Read more >>