Seton Magazine Catholic Homeschool Articles, Advice & Resources

The individuality of every family can benefit from schedule flexibility, and as Seton families, we can choose a schedule that is best for us.

Want to know how to make homeschooling more manageable? Laura Fusto has helped thousands of Seton moms and shares her favorite homeschooling tips.

It's not too late to take control and finish on time. Planning your school year's end now will bring peace of mind and prevent frustration later.

As part of our ongoing efforts to support our homeschooling families, Seton Home Study School recently commissioned a survey to try to discern the factors that contribute to success in ...

Dr Clark is back this month, answering 9 questions from mothers and families about homeschooling, scheduling and family life.

Tara Brelinsky finally broke down and bought her first book on scheduling. Putting it on to practice taught her 3 key things in styling a family schedule.

Trying to get homeschooling done before summer break can be stressful. But sometimes, when you think you’re behind, you’re right where you should be.

In this round of Q&A's from homeschool families, Dr Mary Kay Clark responds to book analyses, college attendance advice, scheduling activities and more.

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

by Donna Sayles | This is my second baby born since we started home school so it’s not my first time to the rodeo.

Homeschooling is like having two full time jobs: school teacher and stay-at-home mother. Here are Elizabeth Turasjki's 4 steps to keeping simpler schedules.

by Tara Brelinsky | Whenever I tell someone new that we homeschool, I take a deep breath and wait for the inquisition. Inevitably, they ask, “How do you do it?”

Parents and students want to know how they can keep schedule and finish the school year by June. Lesson Plans are a guide, not the 10 Commandments!

A homeschool mom for 8 years, Elizabeth Turajski doesn't schedules any more. Instead, she guides her day with 3 time-tested tricks that make the day easier.

Seton received a letter from a home schooling mother who reflected on her decision to home school. The following are highlights from her letter. The reason I began to home ...

An Interview with 2015 Seton Graduate Catherine Shaw & her family. What brought your family to homeschooling, and specifically to Seton? Mrs. Shaw: When Elizabeth (the oldest) was three, we ...

by Dr. Mary Kay Clark | There is something in the air, or should I say in the culture, which encourages an attitude which promotes self at the expense of others.

by Charles Asper | All 19 years of my classroom education took place in public institutions. My father (a son of a Lutheran missionary and minister) was a public school teacher. I even had him as my Algebra, Trigonometry and Geometry teacher in High School (not quite homeschooling, but I really enjoyed him as a teacher).

by Dr. Mary Kay Clark | Some people may not realize that schools today are nothing like the schools of past generations.

Abby Sasscer is a wife, homeschooling mother of three, author, and speaker. In 2004, Abby’s family moved to a cottage to practice voluntary simplicity. In 2008, she founded Project Nazareth and continues to spread the message of simple living by writing books and speaking for church groups.