Is our homeschool group required to have a president?
It's almost impossible to properly run a homeschool group without someone in the role of chair/president
Reasons to Be an Inclusive Homeschool Group
Is your homeschool group open to including everyone (inclusive)?
No Parental Involvement. Is That a Good Thing?
Traps a homeschool leader can fall into if they don't include parents in their homeschool program.
Summer reading for homeschool leaders: Homeschool Co-ops
Homeschool Co-ops: How to Start Them, Run Them and Not Burn Out the book helps homeschool leaders launch their co-ops and run them successfully.
Accountability: Do you need it?
Carol Topp, the HomeschoolCPA, explains her reply to this new mom considering a homeschool program for a very young child.
Homeschool leaders summer reading: Money Management in a Homeschool Organization
This guide for homeschool group treasurers covers money management
Good, Fast And Cheap: Can a Homeschool Co-op Be All Three?
A homeschool co-op offers drop-off high school classes and wants to remain high quality and low cost. Can they do all three?
Summer reading to be a better homeschool leader: The IRS and Your Homeschool organization
This book is for anyone who mistakenly thinks they don't have to do any annual reports to the IRS.
Policies for Homeschool Co-ops
What types of policies should your homeschool co-op have?
Aren’t Classical Conversations tutors just like online tutors?
What is the difference with between Classical Conversations tutors and online tutors in the eyes of the IRS?