Why do you have specific books assigned for the first and second quarter book reports in the elementary grades? Since our graders cannot be familiar with every book that might ...
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Dr. Mary Kay Clark June 8, 2012 5,790 Views
Why do you have specific books assigned for the first and second quarter book reports in the elementary grades? Since our graders cannot be familiar with every book that might ...
Read More »Bob Wiesner August 2, 2012 7,221 Views
The PSAT test is given in October each year, usually on Tuesday and Saturday of the second week of the month. This test is used to determine the National Merit ...
Read More »Contributing Writers July 12, 2017 3,550 Views
Seton Counselor Jeff Minick chatted with several of the graduates at the Seton Graduation in Front Royal, Virginia and was inspired by their future plans.
Read More »Ginny Seuffert September 24, 2012 7,324 Views
An earlier column outlined the disastrous strike against Chicago Public Schools by union teachers who are holding school kids hostage in return for unreasonable wage increases, limited performance reviews, and ...
Read More »Seton Home Study School March 4, 2008 6,011 Views
We are frequently asked “How do I motivate my child? He is simply not interested in his studies or doing his schoolwork!” Most Catholic parents home school because we are ...
Read More »Featured Families September 3, 2012 10,659 Views
Seton is proud to have had the honor to interview one of our families who serves in the Armed Forces, the Adams Family of New Market, MD.
Read More »John Clark December 1, 2008 5,627 Views
Since the dawn of the home schooling movement in America, the question has been asked: “Can home schoolers compete academically with their brick-and-mortar counterparts?” Since every serious study has supported ...
Read More »Ginny Seuffert May 1, 2009 6,708 Views
These trying economic times may have a bright side. As more parents worry about meeting the mortgage and putting food on the table, Catholic school tuition (averaging $3,500 per year in elementary school and over $10,000 for high school) often becomes an impossible expense.
Read More »Ginny Seuffert March 1, 2008 5,720 Views
By the time you read this column, I will be packing up every other weekend or so and traveling to Catholic home schooling conferences all over the United States. Faithful ...
Read More »Ginny Seuffert June 1, 2012 6,545 Views
A big benefit of home education is the opportunity to make sensible changes or additions to the curriculum to accommodate a particular child’s learning needs. Of course, the wise homeschooling mom realizes that modification needs to be implemented...
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