The Olandrias chose Seton because it is Catholic-based, made the transition to homeschooling convenient. and allows them to serve the church.

Valeria enjoys community service, such as helping babies and children in her native Honduras, and dreams of teaching children who need the most help.

The White Family says Seton keeps the family in the center helping children grow academically and spiritually with a strong moral foundation.

Mary Ellen has tips to succeed with Seton and reveals the best-kept secret in homeschooling: you only need to do what you want to do.

Bird watching encourages kids to go outdoors and fosters a connection that can inspire a lifelong appreciation for wildlife and conservation.

Dr. Clark shares how the Holy Family’s Flight to Egypt helps us reflect on our own home schooling family, and how we parents should proceed.

The power of storytelling and play, something as simple as handling the Nativity figures, could connect young children to their faith.

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

Legend says this giant of a man sought to serve the greatest king and would not rest until he found him. Finally, the Christ Child found him.

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

Leigh's life lessons about children and homeschooling are a real-life mix of trusting God, taking the bull by the horns, and worth reading.

It is important that young people read and write poems and getting them started can be simple. Mary Ellen Barrett shows us how.

Setting clear expectations for a child's behavior is part of the advice from experienced homeschooling moms. But ensuring obedience requires more.

Finding balance in homeschooling may be out of reach but look, an unfurling ribbon of tiny, stunning performances is at your fingertips.

Whether a short walk around the neighborhood or a long hike, take the time to explore God’s creation and enjoy some wonderful family time together.

Three experienced homeschooling moms share methods to help their children learn life lessons as they deal with struggles and setbacks.

The good done by husband, father, and teacher Rob Lee Jones remains alive in this world, in the work he left us, and the lives he touched.

John Clark comes to realize that the greatest version of honoring his father and following the Fourth Commandment—is to be a good father.

Seton Counselor tips on finishing the school year before summer, when to start school next year, and single subject help available from Special Services.

A fun craft for both boys and girls and even younger children, saintly peg dolls make it easy to teach about the lives of the saints we are celebrating.