Seton Magazine Catholic Homeschool Articles, Advice & Resources

Teaching our children life lessons on living the Gospel include setting examples through service and doing some good wherever you are.

On AMU's campus, Father ministers to students and, with the support of friends from Ave Maria, founded Our Lady of the Rosary Orphanage and Primary School in his home country of Uganda.

Seton grad and Ave Maria junior advises Seton students to take ownership of their lives through structure, discipline, and time management.

Graphic design wasn’t part of Kaylie's plan but when she dove into the world of art, she thought how cool it would be to design books. The rest is history.

Seton Counselors offer mid-year advice, explain the ease of a switch to Special Services, and counsel the mom of a fifth-grade son who won’t listen.

Whether you need financial aid to homeschool, or want to assist other families, these simple steps will simplify your journey.

Jennifer Nelson said, "I surrender" to Jesus and gave it all up to the One who is the source of all strength and loves our families more than we do!

Do you find it hard to get back to homeschooling after the Christmas holidays? These experienced moms have tips on restarting with grace.

Eliana always thought it would be fun to gather kids from her parish and put together a movie about the life of a saint. And they did it.

Seton's Spanish Counselor Manuel Vicente explains the importance of reading classes for families where English is the second language.

In high school, Joe participated in online message boards for Seton students and helped build the student forum, precursor to Catholic Harbor.

Homeschooling helped David achieve his goals by preparing him for the academic rigor of college in a way that nothing else could.

"I had always felt called to care for others...After September 11th, I felt called in a particular way to be a nurse and to serve my country."

"I am blessed to be in control of our children’s education and enrolled in a program focused on the Faith, knowledge, and virtues."

For Admissions Counselor Jake Wagner, helping families educate their children and pass on the Catholic faith makes his work more than a job.

Three experienced homeschooling moms share lessons learned through their trials and errors to teach their children to be charitable.

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

With a little imagination, you can turn baking Christmas cookies into a math lesson in measurements and an art lesson in decorating.

Rachel drew upon her graphic design skills and a high school experience to design a way for Seton graduates to leave their mark for years to come.

Gymnast Tirzah says that Seton prepared her for her future and dreams of working in the space industry on projects to explore Mars.