Navigating High School in Homeschooling Is Easier Than You Might Expect It may seem scary to homeschool high school as your kids get older. I felt the same way, but now that I have a senior and a sophomore, high school has been easier than expected. My sophomore has taken online courses for three years…
Navigating Homeschooling Legality – State Requirements and Guidelines It is legal in all 50 states to Homeschool your children. Each state has a different set of requirements or laws that go along with homeschooling. In Missouri, you must provide your child with 1000 hours of instruction in a term, which can be 12 months. Six…
I can imagine a thousand questions rattling around in your mind. Questions like, what about socialization (yawn)? Are you qualified to teach? What about sports? How do you afford that? Will my child be equipped for higher education, and will the schools accept him even if he is? Is it even legal? Well, I would…
Why I Chose to Homeschool Many have asked me over the years why I homeschool. I must admit that starting was scary, and I wasn’t confident, but I wanted to be with my kids. I didn’t need to send them off for someone else to teach them reading, writing, and arithmetic. I knew I could…
Have we drank the Kool-Aid on Fluoride? In February of 2022, I received a water bill from the City of Edina. On the bill was written something like, “The water wholesaler may be adding fluoride to the water supply starting on…” I immediately called the city office to discuss the details. The lady who answered…
Katy Said It We’re excited to welcome one of our op-ed columnist, Katy Luttrull to the Lewis County Scoop. Her column, “Katy Said It,” will be featured here every week, exclusively on The Lewis County Scoop. Here’s our introduction to Katy. A Durham, Mo Native Have you ever walked the School halls of LaGrange, Ewing,…
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