Our experts discuss a major benefit of homeschooling: your option to make mid-year course corrections to reach your desired academic destination.

Our experts agree that homeschooling gives you the freedom and power to cut unnecessary schoolwork and focus on the essentials. Here's how:

Homeschooling experts offer practical methods to prepare our children to know their rights and responsibilities and be good citizens.

The Seton Experts offer family-friendly solutions to everyday problems that are simple, practical, and tempered by love.

Teaching our children life lessons on living the Gospel include setting examples through service and doing some good wherever you are.

Three experienced homeschooling moms share lessons learned through their trials and errors to teach their children to be charitable.

To teach a virtue, I sometimes let my kids make unwise decisions which teaches them far more than I could by bailing them out.

The most precious nuggets of advice, chosen for you from decades of homeschooling by three experienced moms. There's something here for you.

For the child with a different need; slow down when you need to, use the Seton Counselors, and know that extra time spent can build a special bond.

Four homeschool veterans share their 2022 homeschool journey goals. They include being in the present moment. How do they compare with yours?

Four homeschooling veterans with different points of view share what has worked in their families when it comes to the essential element of discipline.

Three homeschooling veterans share their time tested tips on keeping their kids active, cool, and happy when the summer days get long, hot, and sticky.

Here are four homeschooling moms with years of experience to share with you how they weave their Holy Week observances into their family's faith formation.

This Lenten guide was written for homeschooling moms short on free time but long on their desire to please God and grow closer to him. Free Download Below.

A new to homeschooling mom asks the experts, "My children often turn to crying when I try to explain a concept. How do we learn to work with each other?"