Parents should purchase classes for one student at a time in the shopping cart. This will allow the registrar to appropriately place your students in the correct classes.
What better way to bring history to life than with a movie? Seeing events unfold on film can be much more entertaining than reading a dry summary of those events in a textbook. Using films to teach history can be a powerful way for students to connect to events from...
If you’re a homeschool parent, especially if you are homeschooling a high school student, you have probably come across the word “accreditation” more than once. But what does accreditation actually mean? Is it important? The truth is, accreditation isn’t the end-all...
Excelsior’s writing club, the “Inklings of Excelsior,” is excited to present their second annual literary magazine, Excelsior’s Bookshelf! Members of the club have worked diligently to showcase creative student writing again this year. Club members submitted their own...
Many parents find math instruction to be one of the most challenging aspects of homeschooling, as it is a subject that several students struggle with. Whether it’s grappling with complex concepts, ensuring consistent practice, or simply keeping students engaged...
Many homeschooling parents find writing to be a difficult skill to teach. From explaining corrections to their children to spotting all of the grammar, structure, and style errors that make the difference between a good and excellent essay, teaching writing is no...