
(Not) Back-to-School: Learning In the Living Room
The Living Room We are so glad to have you join us for week four of our (Not) Back-to-School series! This week we are

The Living Room We are so glad to have you join us for week four of our (Not) Back-to-School series! This week we are

Everywhere But the Schoolroom: The Backyard Laboratory In the third post in our (Not) Back-to-School series, we go outside! The backyard may not look

Everywhere But the Schoolroom: The Kitchen Classroom Continuing into our (Not) Back-to-School series, we explore the wonderful kitchen. The kitchen isn’t just the heart

Everywhere but the Schoolroom: On the Front Porch Long before children sat in classrooms, they learned by living alongside their families—asking questions, observing the

Our next Journey to 250 is to the wonderful Virginia State Parks. Virginia’s history is often told through battlefields, historic homes, and famous landmarks—but

As we continue our Journey to 250 with Hidden Gems of Virginia, it’s time to take a road trip—one that leads us off the main

As we continue our Journey to 250, celebrating the people who have shaped Virginia’s history and culture, it’s time to step onto the field,

As we continue our Virginia “Journey to 250,” we examine the lives of remarkable women from Virginia who helped shape both our Commonwealth and

It’s the month set aside to honor the contributions that black Americans have made to this country. The fingerprints of many that have gone

by Laurie Detweiler Many parents have experienced the same of a distracted child. Jenny was sitting in church desperately trying to listen to the

“The greatest tribute a boy can give to his father is to say, ‘When I grow up, I want to be just like my

I often get asked, “How do you do it all?” Perhaps it’s because I homeschool an only child, giving the illusion of more time