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A Case For Homeschooling, by Rachel Watkins – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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By Rachel Watkins, Catholic Exchange, June 1, 2024

Rachel Watkins is a wife and mother of 11, has done homeschooling for over 25 years, is a regular contributor to More2Life radio program with Dr. Greg and Lisa Popcak on EWTN radio, Catholic Mom, and other publications. She is also the creator of The Little Flowers Girls’ Club program.

Author’s Note: If this summer is a summer of making a change for your family and children, consider attending the upcoming Virtual Catholic Homeschool Conference, June 7-8, 2024. Maureen Wittman and Walter Crawford of Homeschool Connections are bringing together excellent speakers and exhibitors to support every Catholic family; homeschooling or not.

Avatar photoThe school year is ending, and the spectrum of emotions that come along with it are a myriad. For many people, this time of year means nothing more than the peace that comes with not worrying about school busses during the morning commute. But for others, this time of year comes with many more emotions.

For some parents, their children love their teachers and schools, the parents love their teachers and schools, and all is well. The children finish off the year feeling confident about themselves, and the parents are confident about their education choice. For many who homeschool it is the same; their children are happy, and they are happy. …

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