James Leonard
James's Blogs
Did COVID Sneak Critical Race Theory Into Your School?
During the COVID distraction, Critical Race Theory has been weaseled into many school districts, directly against the will (or knowledge) of parents.
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Remote Learning Isn’t Working. Now What?
Have you and your child had a rough time with remote learning? It’s time to get them back on track and help them recover from the distance learning disconnect.
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Testimony of a Summer Homeschooling Grandmother
It's always fun to hear from other people how much they're getting out of a summer homeschool education - and this one just warms our heart! Check out this incredible testimony from a grandparent who used our program last summer.
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Best Kindergarten Homeschool Curriculum: ACE vs. Rod & Staff
As you weigh your options to choose the best kindergarten homeschool curriculum for your child, consider ACE or Rod & Staff. Here’s why.
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The Benefits of an All-in-One Homeschool Curriculum
An all-in-one homeschool curriculum is neither cheating nor lazy. It’s freeing and could be the right solution for your family - here's why!
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Homeschool History Curriculum from a Biblical Worldview
Concerned about finding the right homeschool history curriculum for your children? Consider BCE: Grades 1-12. Biblical worldview. Engaging lessons. Grounded in truth.
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Homeschooling FAQ - Is ACE Curriculum Accredited?
Take a look at the ACE Curriculum, understand why it cannot be accredited, and make sure you're actually enrolling in an accredited homeschool program that's best for your child
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How to Create a Stress-Free Homeschool Experience During COVID-19
The coronavirus has forced many families into homeschooling. Here’s how to make it a great experience for you and your child.
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Christian Homeschooling: The Importance of a Biblical Worldview in a Science Curriculum
Choosing the right Christian homeschool science curriculum can be a challenge, and you’re not alone in the search! Here's why it's important to take this subject seriously, and how to choose a curriculum that's right for you.
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Switching to Homeschool Mid-Year
Did your child struggle academically, socially, or spiritually in public school this past semester? Are you worried about sending them back for the second half of the year? It’s not too late to consider a switch to homeschooling.
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Helping the Academically Stuck Student
As educators we often find ourselves working with a student that just seems to not be able to retain information. This student may have previously been doing fine a month or two ago now it seems their abilities have vanished.
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Vision - Beyond 20/20
As we labor, to educate our children or the students that God has placed under our tutelage, we often feel frustrated that we don’t seem to be accomplishing all we would like.
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Examining Vision
I have had vision issues all my life and know regular visits to the eye doctor are essential. Did you know eighty percent of what a school-age child learns is through vision?
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True Education
True Christian education ought to lead the learner to salvation and then to develop Christ-likeness.
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