Do financial reports confuse you?
A webinar for homeschool group leaders on how to present financial reports
Category Boards
Welcome to HomeschoolCPA’s collection of blog posts about boards: the leadership for a homeschool nonprofit organization. You’ll find helpful tips for recruiting and replacing board members and clear explanations of board duties.
The board’s duties are outlined in an organizations’ bylaws. You can find sample bylaws here: https://homeschoolcpa.com/leader-tools/sample-documents/
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
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,…
Why You Can’t Lead Alone
Don't be a lone wolf and do everything by yourself.
Can nonprofit board members be held personally liable?
Can board members be personally sued for what happens in their homeschool group?
How Can Your Homeschool Group Feel Like a Community?
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 (15 minutes) Carol Topp, the…
What’s the Best Size for a Homeschool Group Board?
Do you wonder if your homeschool group leadership team is too large or too small? What is the best size to be? In this short podcast episode (17 minutes) Carol Topp, the HomeschoolCPA, interviews homeschool leader Angela Weaver. Angela…
Boards, Burnout and Bylaws: Leadership Tips from a Homeschool Leader
Ever wish you could just sit down with another homeschool leader who understands you and your issues? In this short podcast episode (15 minutes) Carol Topp, the HomeschoolCPA, interviews homeschool leader Angela Weaver. Angela runs a large group in…
Is buying T-shirts from a board member a conflict of interest?
How should a homeschool group handle a conflict of interest?
Should a Homeschool Nonprofit Let Members Vote?
Should your homeschool nonprofit group let its members vote? There are many nonprofit groups that do not give their members a vote, but some do! What are the pros and cons or each arrangement? In this short podcast episode…