Category Archives: Featured

More Parents Turning to Home Education

By CHN Admin | Published: November 14, 2019

Two articles about the increase in home education. First Coast Mom Finds Balance by Turning to Homeschooling When Heather Crawford realized she was seeing her kids for only a couple of hours a day while trying to juggle being a working mom she knew something had to give. Read full article here. Homeschooling Draws Unprecedented […]

Teaching 8 Year Olds About Sodomy, in Public Schools? Yes, They Are. Why?

By CHN Admin | Published: November 3, 2019

Why are young children being exposed to topics like sodomy, anal sex, and other very adult topics? Who is making these decisions? Who is writing the curriculum standards for this? Parents need to wake up. This, and other reasons, are why increasingly more parents are removing their precious, innocent children from public schools-gone-awry. Enough is […]

Video: Charlotte Iserbyt on the History of Education

By CHN Admin | Published: November 3, 2019

This 1 hour video interview was done in 2001. It’s a MUST SEE for every adult in Connecticut. Everything she spoke about then, is fully underway at this time. Share it with your family and friends, neighbors, legislators, public and private school employees…what’s wrong with this picture? Yet another reason to homeschool. Charlotte Iserbyt video […]

Reading and Math Scores in U.S. are Falling. Why Are We Getting Dumber?

By CHN Admin | Published: November 3, 2019

11/1/2019 Excerpt: “Math and reading scores for fourth- and eighth-grade students in the United States have gone down compared to 2017, according to numbers from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). “Over the past decade, there has been no progress in either mathematics or reading performance, and the lowest performing students are doing worse,” said […]

CT Homeschool Network Conference

By CHN Admin | Published: August 7, 2019

This homeschool conference is open to the public and free of charge.  If you have been interested in learning more about home education, this is the event for you! Details are posted here: https://cthomeschoolnetwork.org/conference/

CT Homeschoolers’ Freedom Prevails

By CHN Admin | Published: June 6, 2019

Thank you to the CT legislators who saw the truth – CT homeschooling families do not need any governmental regulations. We have a very long history of success, to the tune of 30-plus years. Homeschooling is not only successful, the data is clear; it is the safest place for a child to learn, and encompasses […]

HOMESCHOOL CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT

By CHN Admin | Published: May 3, 2019

Who are the real abusers? You should ask yourself that question and find the answer. This article is a must-read for every adult in America. Know the facts. Why Is Fox News Using Left-Wing Talking Points to Take Cheap Shots at Homeschoolers? BY PAULA BOLYARD MAY 1, 2019   Excerpt: “As is typical of these […]

A Survey of Grown Unschoolers

By CHN Admin | Published: February 12, 2019

A Survey of Grown Unschoolers I: Overview of Findings Seventy-five unschooled adults report on their childhood and adult experiences. by Peter Gray, Ph.D. The above study is linked below. What is unschooling? How does that related to homeschooling? This study is a must-read for anyone who thinks that there is only one standardized way for […]

Homeschooling could be the smartest way to teach kids in the 21st century — here are 5 reasons why

By CHN Admin | Published: February 1, 2019

Author: Chris Weller 1/21/2018 Homeschooling isn’t what it used to be. What largely started in the 1980s and ’90s as a way for Catholic parents to infuse religion into their kids’ education now has more mainstream appeal. Homeschooled kids have the same access to online learning, friendships, and extracurricular activities as the typical public school student — but […]

Homeschooling could be the smartest way to teach kids in the 21st century — here are 5 reasons why

By CHN Admin | Published: January 10, 2019

Excerpt: “Without formal curricula to guide their education, homeschoolers get the chance to explore a range of topics that might not be normally offered until high school or college. They can study psychology in fourth grade, or finance in eighth grade. Some parents are capable enough to pass on this knowledge themselves. But many parents […]