Seton Magazine Catholic Homeschool Articles, Advice & Resources

Clichés tend to become clichés for their accuracy. “Life goes too fast” is one. A few weeks ago, a longtime family friend of ours visited us with her nine-month-old daughter.

Cheryl Hernandez shares, "The biggest blessing, because we are following God’s call to homeschool, has been growing stronger in our Faith as a family."

It's time to start planning for your garden and learning to bloom this spring. Jennifer Elia has seven tips on how gardening has helped her curriculum grow.

Seton’s accredited Catholic curriculum, family support, and vibrant community give us the structure we need and room for the flexibility we love.

If your goal is to “raise virtuous boys,” then here are ten tips on what to prioritize in your homeschool education.

Here in the homeschooling Sanborn family is that sort of living, breathing faith all of us pray for, points of light and hope in the shadows of this world.

The children of the Hollywood producer will never need to work a day in their lives. They can have anything they want; or more specifically, they can have anything their super wealthy dad is willing to buy for them. Ordinary families tell their children that they cannot have everything simply due to lack of money. For the super wealthy, that's just not true.

by Heather Kerbis | Don’t miss the Kerbis’ Featured Family story showcased in the print edition of Seton Magazine! We are a homeschooling mom and dad of eight. Yes, that is eight ...

Jennifer Elia has five reasons why homeschooling our children not only makes us special but also teaches us how to accomplish seemingly impossible feats!

Liam credits his Seton English, literature, and a very comprehensive calculus class for preparing him for mechanical engineering at Franciscan.

by David Ward | We are all part of a larger community, and we need to foster strong connections with our community.

Seton Home Study School keeps the Lang family on schedule and helps them grow by leaps and bounds in knowledge and love of Jesus and neighbor.

For the homeschooling mother of many, there's always more; more to organize and more to do. Always more little faces to wash, more nails to clip, more hair growing back into bright, smiling eyes, more boo-boos needing more band-aids and more baby teeth to brush.

When Amy Pawlusiak reluctantly agreed to allow a vegetable garden in the backyard, she never imagined the wealth of benefits that is would bring her family.

by Dr Clark | Many years ago, a group of about forty Catholic homeschool state support group leaders gathered in Chicago for two or three consecutive years, in the month of April, to discuss the growing Catholic homeschooling movement. It was not an easy meeting to attend as we all had children and not much money for such trips.

Occasionally, when people ask me about this column, they wonder if I’m making this stuff up. So I thought I would take a few moments and answer the more frequent ...

by Christine Wersland | Growing up the oldest of seven children, I always felt called to have a large family.

"I could not recommend Our Lady Seat of Wisdom more: it is not merely a matter of studying the Faith, but in growing in Faith and as a person."

They may be hard to schedule but Cheryl Hernandez explains why the family dinner is important, including healthier families and happier, less-stressed kids.

Road trips are a great American experience and unique opportunities to create lasting memories. So make some plans, gather the family, and get on the road.