Home
Getting Started
Who We Are
- About HSC
- Board of Directors
Articles
- Selected Articles
Campouts
Conference
County & Special Contacts
FAQ
For Professionals
- Introduction
- History and Philosophy
- Socialization
- Whole Child
- Programs And Options
- Are Parents Qualified
- Legality
- Transitions
- High School
- Special Needs
Gifted Child
- Who Is A Gifted Child
- Reasons For Homeschooling A Gifted Child
- How To Homeschool A Gifted Child
- Gifted Teens
- Twice Exceptional
- Resources
Homeschooling Teens
- Introduction
- Taking College Classes
- Graduation
- Work Permits
- High School Sports
- High School Diploma
- College or Not
- CHSPE and GED
- Drivers Ed
- Books and Resources
- Beyond High School Seminars
- Books on College and Other Options
HSC News
Membership
Join HSC e-list
Legal 101
Legislative Outreach
Resources
- Empowering Families: Starting The Homeschool Journey
- Books About Homeschooling and Learning
- Magazines about Homeschooling and Learning
- Science
- Math
- Social Science and History
- Language Arts
- Foreign Language
- Software
- Catalogs, Prepared Courses, Assorted Curricula Resources
- College
Special Needs
- Finding Help
- You Are Not Alone
- Bringing Your Special Education Child Home
- Legal, Special Needs Children
- Pulling Your Child Out of School
- Resources for Special Needs
- Books & Periodicals
Support HSC
HSC Marketplace
Purchase Booklet: Empowering Families
Advertise with HSC
Volunteer
Contact Us

Reprints and links to previously published articles about homeschooling

Transforming Family Life And Learning Through Homeschooling

by Linda Dobson

Author of The Homeschooling Book of Answers, The Art of Education, Homeschoolers’ Success Stories, Homeschooling the Early Years, and others. Read more...

In a Class by Themselves

by Christine Foster

An article in Stanford Magazine, the Stanford University alumni magazine. Read more...

Homeschooling Comes of Age

by Jennifer Sutton

Brown Alumni Magazine Online, January/February 2002

Teaching children at home is no longer just the choice of religious and political iconoclasts. Now, drawn by Brown’s tradition of independence and self-direction, a new generation of homeschoolers is arriving–and thriving–on campus. Read more...