Christian Homeschoolers Association of South Carolina

Memorial Day is a day to remember those who fought in wars, the streets, the fires, the chaos and did not return home to their families. To protect the freedoms that our forefathers left other countries for, wrote books, documents, amendments and declared those wars over. So that we can use those same rights to teach our children about the Man on the Middle Cross. To accept His Glory and Grace, to know His Name and be able to say we love Jesus out loud. God the Father, protect each and every one of our active service members and first responders, guide the hands of every true peacemaker, and those who follow your will. Help us to stand firm in your word and follow your call where you lead us. Help us grow closer to you in all we do, and may that what we give you, be a token of appreciation to those who gave their lives for our freedoms.

We pray that all of our families had a wonderful day celebrating the Women in their lives over the Mother's Day weekend! Following the Lord's word and training our children is hard work. We are Thankful and blessed every day to walk alongside Him and to teach those He has placed in our care. Whether we have been handed these children through birth, adoption, fostering, church, the classroom, co-op, sheer love, and will, they are ours through the Grace of God. Thank you all for walking with Our Father and us!

Homeschooling continues to grow each year in the state of South Carolina, and many people are beginning to ask why. Most homeschooling families already know the answer.

Simply put: your children deserve the best education possible.

While there are many incredible and dedicated public school teachers, the system itself is struggling. Too often, students are not measured by their individual strengths or guided toward their unique dreams and futures. Instead, they are taught to pass tests and achieve scores that drive funding, updates, and political priorities.

Your child deserves more.

When you homeschool, your child has the freedom to learn through play, exploration, and a home-based, thoughtfully designed curriculum. Each day can be shaped around their interests, strengths, and future goals. You are not just teaching subjects—you are helping your child grow into a leader, a thinker, and a lifelong learner.

Instead of worrying about the next test, imagine focusing on what truly matters.

If you would like to learn more about homeschooling and how to begin, we would be honored to walk alongside you and share what we’ve learned

Wanting to share joy and laughter today. It's not a bad strategy! Grading was always a group project. My children would read their answers and I would let them know if it was right or wrong according to the book. They could then investigate and see if they could come up with the right answer/find their error or if they could not, then they or we could look at the right answer and figure out why that was the answer. Ocassionally books are wrong or we read a question differently than it was intended so that our answer might be right in our minds but wrong by what the book intended. I never saw why I should do the grading alone if it could help teach the child. I confess, I did not always know the answers as they got older and we spent more time learning together but that was the beauty of homeschooling. Everyone learns and it's not all just academics.

Or you could prove the book wrong. 🤔🧐😲

What are the signs of Spring in your family? One of ours was that the toads came out and bluebirds built a nest in one of the birdhouse my children built years ago. There were also the weeks and weekends with too many scheduled outdoor activities because they were scheduled during the winter when we were looking forward to Spring acitivities.

Come on, Spring!!!! :)

As we honor our Savior's sacrifice and Promise kept, we will be taking the Easter Weekend off to observe and preserve this time with our families. We encourage all families to learn, spend time with Jesus, and return to the style of educating your family through faith, truth, and understanding: the best education ever was designed by God, through parents and HIM!

Palm Sunday, The first day of the greatest week for Humanity. Each Day this week, my students will walk through Jesus' journey to the cross and my salvation, and theirs. I will post our Lessons on the Discussion Board server, Hope to see you there!

Every day, students go to school wondering what they are going to learn, whether it is going to be interesting or whether they stay awake when the teacher is talking. .... When you homeschool, kids are part of the lesson planning, they are involved in everyday activities, there are no sick days, and bad-weather days become awesome learning days about all kinds of weather. God made great teachers. You are one of them! Feel free to send us a message if you would like to know more.

Field Trip opportunity in the Ridgeville Area (Summerville-Walterboro-Saint George-Givans or further out!) Pack your umbrella if you go on Friday, but great deal and lots of animals to see

Homeschooling Appreciation!!

Join Bee City February 26th and 27th where entry tickets are only $7!

The $7 tickets are for all homeschool children and parents or guardian that does the daily instruction for the children. We ask that you provide some source of proof of enrollment into a homeschool program.

Homeschooling appreciation is celebrated to honor the immense dedication of parents, recognize the flexibility and customization of education, and celebrate the strengthening of family bonds.