Ginny Seuffert is passionate about teaching history and has tips and local resources unique to you to make the subject come alive for your family.
Read More »Seton’s 2024 Curriculum Updates
Here are the changes by grade level in the 2024 Seton curriculum, including a new fifth grade geography workbook and Lit and Comp Reading Guide.
Read More »Classical & Early Christian Studies at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom College
A unique program in a remarkable setting, Our Lady Seat of Wisdom College is equipping Catholic scholars and teachers of the next generation.
Read More »Help! How Can We Finish Our School Before Summer?
Seton Counselor tips on finishing the school year before summer, when to start school next year, and single subject help available from Special Services.
Read More »C’est Magnifique: The Great Benefits of Learning a Foreign Language
By learning a foreign language we become more aware of a country’s history, literature, art, and popular culture and able to connect with more people.
Read More »Oh the Places You’ll GO! Literature, History, and International Shores
We become more fully human when we learn more about the literature of another country and enter into the minds and hearts of its people through its stories.
Read More »The Pony Express – History that Defines Us
The nineteen months of the Pony Express symbolize the ingenuity, courage, and determination common to Americans during a magical era of the United States.
Read More »Lessons from Grandparents are a Win-Win for Homeschoolers
Looking for who might bring valuable gifts and talents to your school? Consider grandparents, neighbors, and friends as they are often honored to help you.
Read More »Why Margin Space Can Be Your Key to Great Homeschooling
Mary Ellen Barrett shares five tried and true benefits of homeschooling and why including margin space gives children the room to just be themselves.
Read More »How to Teach Current Events Without the Evening News
Understanding current events is essential to the learning process, but as Jennifer Elia explains, parents should be the newscasters for their children.
Read More »8 Ways to Build Some Fun into Your School Year
Are we too focused on chasing grades? Inspired by one of her own teachers, Patricia Purcell shares several activities that put the fun back into learning.
Read More »Summer & Creation: Take Time to Enjoy Them
This summer, take time to observe God's creation and open your heart to new ways of appreciating His works. It can only lead to a greater love for Him.
Read More »5 Essential Sick Day Strategies for Homeschoolers
We know that sickness can be disastrous for a homeschool schedule. Homeschooling mom, Patricia Purcell, shares her strategies to minimize sick day damage.
Read More »St. Rose Duchesne: The Missionary to Children
Dr. Mary Kay Clark showcases the life and story of Mother Rose Duchesne, with a focus on her efforts to educate young girls in Europe and America.
Read More »My Friend Tells Me Homeschool Groups Can be Problematic. What do you think?
by Dr. Mary Kay Clark | Sometimes a homeschooling group gets very enthusiastic about activities, such as plays, dances, and sports.
Read More »12 Reasons to Sing the ’12 Days of Christmas’
The "12 Days of Christmas" gives us a chance to ponder aspects of our Catholic Faith inspired by the gifts mentioned.
Read More »5 Ways Your Child Can Become Familiar with the Fine Arts
This is the tenth article in the series How to Get an Elite Prep School Education on a Homeschool Budget. Unquestionably, children from entitled backgrounds will themselves often enjoy lifetimes of ...
Read More »The Family: The Engine of History, and the World
It could be said, without exaggeration, that the family is the engine of the world and of history.
Read More »What If Pope Francis’ Translators Translated Other Stuff In History?
by John Clark | Pope Francis is one of the most mistranslated people in the history of the world.
Read More »History at Seton: New Videos, Supplements & More!
History has always been a favorite course at Seton. Dr. Anne Carroll who founded Seton School in Manassas, Virginia, and her husband, Dr. Warren Carroll, who founded Christendom College in Front Royal, were two avid lovers of history as well as authors of several history books.
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