10 High School Homeschool Bloggers You Should Follow
I can’t believe how quickly my Young Man is growing up. It won’t be much longer before he is in high school homeschool!
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A couple of weeks ago I attended a homeschool mom’s retreat and during one of the sessions the speaker spoke of preparing ahead for your child’s high school years by contacting possible colleges when your child is in the 8th grade in order to determine what required classes and other requirements they may have for allowing your homeschool student to apply for admission.
I thought that is a great idea. This way you aren’t scrambling in the middle of the junior year to catch up before graduation. But, then I realized. That’s next year! What? Do I need to plan for college next year? Oh boy!
That’s when I started thinking about what else I might need to do to go about preparing for high school and ultimately college. So I pulled together a list of the top 10 high school homeschool bloggers to share them with you. These are the mamas who are sharing, encouraging and teaching the rest of us what we need to do to graduate our students successfully.
Top 10 High School Homeschool Bloggers
- Annie & Everything
- Jimmie’s Collage
- Weird Unsocialized Homeschoolers
- Education Possible
- Starts at Eight
- Blog She Wrote
- 7 Sisters Homeschool
- Hodgepodge
- Eva Varga
- The Curriculum Choice
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12 Comments
Mother of 3
Eek! That’s only two years away for us…. and my son insists he’s not going to college. Which I’m fine with— but then I worry about what happens if he changes his mind say Junior year of high school. I too have found it helpful to start reading high schooling blogs to prepare better.
Renee Aleshire Brown
It’s all a bit scary isnt’ it?
Does he have an idea for what he might want to do? Like a trade? I think perhaps even if he is only wanting to do a trade you make sure you cover the basics like Algebra 1, Biology, Chemistry, and English. Then you may not have to go as intensive on heavier lessons like Physics/Geometry/Trig.
Also maybe check with trade schools and see what their requirements are. When your son is a little older sit down with him and share those with him and see if he has an idea.
Vicki Tillman
Thanks for the 7SistersHomeschool.com mention, Renee, and for all the wisdom you share in such a Peaceful way! 🙂
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Renee Aleshire Brown
Thank you Vicki! Such sweet encouragement from you and 7 Sisters is a must for any homeschooler!
Susan Williams
Thanks so much for including Education Possible!
The years pass by WAY too quickly, enjoy each day 🙂
Renee Aleshire Brown
Of course, and yes it’s quickly becoming apparent to me as I am now looking my Young Man in the eyes.
Trena
I can think of a couple you missed…. Annie & Everything and Classes By Beth (blog). And I didn’t know about three on your list. Now to go check them out!
Renee Aleshire Brown
Oh I do love Annie & Everything. I’ll have to check out Classes by Beth. Thanks for that tip.
Ashley Wright
Great list! I’ve read several of them and can attest to their quality. Taking any additions? As a homeschooling mama, I never tire of resources!
Thanks so much for sharing.
Wishing you a lovely day.
Renee
Thanks so much Ashley. These are some of my fave go-to blogs as well!
Michele
This is such a great list! Now I have a lot of reading to do! (So far my favorite is Weird Unsocialized Homeschoolers)
I also have a blog about my life as a homeschooling mother of 10!
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Noori
Thank you for compiling the list & sharing it with us. Enjoyed reading your blog & excited to read all the ones mentioned up there!