Category Communication

Telling members about future plans regarding COVID-19

Many homeschool leaders are trying make plans for the fall of 2020 amidst the corona pandemic, social distancing requirements and concerns for member’s health and safety. Recently one leader, Jennifer, shared on a Facebook group for leaders classical education programs…

Stay Connected with Your Homeschool Group During COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic and the requirements to practice social distancing has meant that many homeschool groups can no longer meet face-to-face. How can homeschool groups stay connected during this time? Carol Topp, the HomechoolCPA is joined on today’s podcast by…

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.

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Board turnover may mean the purpose of the homeschool group could change

A homeschool leader is concerned that allowing frequent turnover of her board will result in a change of the group's purpose.

When you are criticized for being a homeschool leader

Denise Hyde of the Homeschool Group Leader blog shares how she dealt with the sting of criticism.

How can you ask a member to leave your homeschool group?

A homeschool leader gets advice on how to dismiss a member.

Ten Ways to Torture a Tired Leader

My friends Kristen and Denise of Homeschool Group Leader have a sense of humor. You have to be able to laugh at human weaknesses if you are a homeschool leader. Here are their 10 Ways to Torture a Tired Leader:…