Catholic Home Schooling

To homeschool or not to homeschool.  That is the question.

But with great resources like the ones listed below, hopefully you will have the information to make that decision.

Check out http://www.educatingforheaven.com/ if you are located in Central Ohio.

Seton Home study http://www.setonhome.org/

Seton Educational Media http://www.setonbooks.com/

Mother of Divine Grace School http://www.motherofdivinegrace.org/

Emmanuel Books http://www.emmanuelbooks.com/

Catholic Heritage Curricula  http://www.chcweb.com/

Ecce Homo http://www.eccehomopress.com/

Homeschooling through highschool www.hslda.org/highschool

Keeping it Catholic.org

Although I only have a two year old I am already beginning to investigate the different options for her schooling. I was the product of a Catholic grade school, high school, and college. My first home school exposure was when I was 18 years old and my first college roommate told me she was the product of Catholic home schooling! I was amazed!

So the first thing I did when I found this web site was bookmark it! It is a fantastic resource for all those even thinking about Catholic home schooling!

Keeping it Catholic is a website devoted to keeping a home schooling program Catholic.

Keeping It Catholic is an international network of homeschooling parents, theologians, priests and laymen, chaplains and directors of Catholic home study programs, and many Catholic publishers.

Keeping It Catholic refers constantly to the Church's timeless teachings on marriage and the procreation and education of children.

Keeping It Catholic supplies national updates on Catholic homeschool issues, articles, reviews and almost 200 pages of information pertinent to Catholic family life and homeschooling.

Keeping It Catholic is an aid for the mom who wants to home school and is trying to ensure that the program is 100% Catholic.

The site is pretty easy to navigate and truly offers a lot of resources for home schoolers.

Check it out!