Keiva joins us today from Vermont. She was homeschooled as a child and is now a mom of six. Her older children attended private school but because of severe bullying, she brought them home to homeschool. We talk about the lack of students getting into the trades and how places like the Career Resource Center are not utilized enough. Front Page - SkillsUSA.org

Today we chat with Heather, a mom of four from Minnesota who has a background in Early Childhood Education. She is also a member of the Board of Directors for her district's school board. She discusses her reasons for leaving public school, Social Emotional Learning and what that has become, and how we should be viewing the role of educator in our child's life as an amazing privilege.

Katie, a mom of 5, joins us today from Idaho. Her background in psychology and as a curriculum consultant brings some great information to the table as she explains how kids learn. Katie gives us an in-depth description of each curriculum she uses for each subject and why. For links to all the curriculum mentioned, please find us on Facebook at The Homeschool How To or our website: TheHomeschoolHowTo.com

This week we spoke with Julie from California who specializes in transitioning families from the public-school life to the homeschool life. We also discuss California laws and what may be coming your way- so keep an eye on your state's proposed bills. Ten Toad

In this episode, we discuss with Johanna how she works full time and still manages to homeschool her two children. We also chat about how she socializes her kids, the curriculum she uses, and the reporting requirements in the State of New York.

In this episode, I explain all of the reasons I want to homeschool my two children. I also list all of my fears around homeschooling. Join me as I embark on a journey to find out why homeschool has become so popular, what is the best way to do it, how does it differ from region to region, and ultimately, if I decide to homeschool my kids.