Freedom to Answer the Call: Home Education Series

Freedom to Answer the Call: Home Education Series Based in Oklahoma, this page provides information about the Home Education Series: Freedom to Answer the Call.

Special events are given at different times in the year for topics such as New to Home Education, Curriculum, High School, Elementary, etc. The Home Education Expo is dedicated to showcasing the benefits of home education, utilizing our God-given abilities as we answer the call to raise our children according to the Lord's nurture and admonition. Our mission is to educate families through insightful sessions, interactive exhibits, and a supportive community. We aim to inspire and equip parents, educators, and students to embrace home education as a flexible and enriching educational choice tailored to each child's unique needs.

09/10/2026

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Who has questions about high school and beyond? Join us for this event for encouragement, information, resources and lea...
09/09/2026

Who has questions about high school and beyond? Join us for this event for encouragement, information, resources and learning from those who’ve been there!

Say no to govt funded home education!!!
08/29/2026

Say no to govt funded home education!!!

I’m anti-school voucher.
I’m anti-ESA.
I’m anti-taxpayer-funded homeschool.

I’m a second generation homeschooler.
I’m a former single-mom homeschooler.
I’m a working-mom homeschooler.

I’m a taxpayer.

Now that I got that out of the way, I’m here to report that since we passed the ESA in Texas, we have homeschool moms asking for ideas on how to spend their thousands.

They applied for the money without actually knowing what they would spend it on.

That was meant for curriculum, right? You needed help homeschooling, right?

But now you have multiple thousands of dollars, and you need a list of ideas. So you buy things that taxpayers should not be subsidizing: backpacks, fancy pens, music, and programs you didn’t need and never heard of before.

I’ve seen one too many Facebook posts about this. I’m not making this up.

When veteran homeschoolers actively campaigned against this, we saw this coming. We knew that homeschooling could be done on a dime, because we’ve been there. We knew that waste is rampant in government programs of every kind. We knew it would be taken advantage of. We knew that the taxpayers would have to fund ridiculous shopping list items.

We knew.

And we also know that after all this, our homeschool freedom will be chiseled away, slowly, bit by bit, and the expense of someone’s free math book, wipe-off markers, and a cool backpack.

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08/27/2026

How much time should a school day take? Certainly not 7-8 hours. The younger a child is, the less time they need to spend on actual academic work.

Around 8 years old, we begin most formal schooling at our house. Math practice (addition and subtraction), phonics lesson and reading practice, and handwriting and copy work. This takes about an hour a day. It’s followed up with listening to mom read aloud from a history book or literature classic.

So what does an 8-year-old do all day at public school? Good question! You should go and ask. It’s a lot of busy work (worksheets and book reports?) and social and emotional learning (subjective and opinionated), coupled with test prep and the necessary academic work.

What does a child raised at home do all day? Learn for an hour or two, play with siblings, help with chores, learn to cook, play with pets, ride a bike, build a fort, draw pictures for fun, watch a movie, eat meals with the family, and read the Bible with Dad.

They also learn the non-academic lessons from their family in the safety of the home, like getting along, teamwork, honesty, right and wrong, God’s creation, and a biblical worldview.

Delayed academics does not mean "behind." It's been studied and proven that children who learn the basics later than the government-recommended schedule actually learn faster and "catch up" to their peers very quickly. Meanwhile, childhood is theirs to live!

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Choosing home education curriculum does not have to feel overwhelming!Join us for Curriculum Choices, the next event in ...
08/11/2026

Choosing home education curriculum does not have to feel overwhelming!

Join us for Curriculum Choices, the next event in Randall University’s Freedom to Answer the Call: Home Education Series. Explore curriculum options, learn more about different learning styles, connect with experienced homeschool families and helpful exhibitors, and shop affordable books and resources during our Huge Used Book Sale.

This is a structured, full-morning event—not a come-and-go event. Please plan to arrive before 9:00 AM and stay through the conclusion of the program.

📅 Saturday, August 15, 2026
🚪 Doors open at 8:30 AM
⏰ Event: 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
📍 Adoration Fellowship Church
8901 S. Santa Fe, Suite F
Oklahoma City, OK 73139

Event Schedule
9:00–10:00 AM — Keynote Speaker Jana Belcher: Learning Styles
10:00–11:00 AM — Exhibitor Showcase and Q&A
11:00 AM–12:00 PM — Purpose-Driven Networking

✨ Free admission
📚 Huge used book sale
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Families welcome
✝️ Biblical worldview event

Register today at ru.edu/hes

Sponsored by Randall University

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Moore, OK

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