Do financial reports confuse you?
A webinar for homeschool group leaders on how to present financial reports
Should your homeschool group be collecting sales tax?
Your homeschool group may have to collect sales tax when you sell stuff
Webinar: Financial Reports for Homeschool Groups
A webinar for homeschool group leaders on how to present financial reports that are clear and easy to understand
Knowing Your Social Style Can Make Leadership Easier!
Sometimes leading a homeschool group means you are working with people who are very different from you. They want to socialize and you want to get a meeting started. They want to discuss every possible option and you want…
QuickBooks tip for homeschool groups: Sales
Here’s a tip for all you homeschool groups using QuickBooks (or something similar like Apolos or Wave) In the homeschooling world don’t usually think of our members as “customers” but that’s what QuickBooks calls them. Members = Customers We…
Deliberately Mentoring Leaders: How Do You Do It?
One of the best things about being in a homeschool group is the community of support you can receive. But do you know how to build a sense of community? In this short podcast episode (11 minutes) Carol Topp,…
Should a Classical Conversations Director be an LLC?
The reason that most businesses use the LLC structure is for limited liability.
Why You Can’t Lead Alone
Don't be a lone wolf and do everything by yourself.
Holding a fundraiser to pay for homeschool curriculum
A homeschool parent wants to hold a fundraiser and accept donations to pay for her curriculum.
Leading a Virtual Homeschool Co-op
Carol Topp interviews homeschool leader Sheri Payne who runs a virtual homeschool co-op that meets online.