In this episode of Homeschool Indiana, Amy Bragdon interviews her mother, Rhonda Cunningham, who began homeschooling her family in 1984. They discuss the early days of homeschooling, the challenges faced, and the evolution of resources available to homeschooling families. Rhonda shares her experiences, insights, and advice for both new and seasoned homeschoolers, emphasizing the importance of parental involvement and adaptability in the homeschooling journey.

KEYWORDS

homeschooling, home education, IAHE, homeschool pioneer, homeschool trailblazer, parenting, 1980s education

TAKEAWAYS

• Community resources were essential for homeschooling success.
• Parental involvement is crucial for children's success.
• Homeschooling is not a guaranteed success; effort is required.
• Flexibility in the curriculum is important for diverse age groups.
• Trusting the process and adapting is key to homeschooling.

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In this episode of Homeschool Indiana, Tara Bentley and Courtney Nalin reflect on their experiences in homeschooling, the development of Courtney’s homeschool resource center, and the importance of community and connection. They discuss the challenges of balancing work and homeschooling, navigating personal losses, and the lessons learned along the way.

KEYWORDS

homeschooling, homeschool community, IAHE, work-life balance, homeschool challenges, home education

TAKEAWAYS

• Community and connection are vital in homeschooling.
• Balancing work and homeschooling is challenging but rewarding.
• Every season of homeschooling brings new challenges and blessings.
• Don't compare your homeschooling journey to others.
• You are the best teacher for your child.
• Encouragement can come from unexpected places.

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In this episode of the Homeschool Indiana podcast, Amy Sager talks with Bradley Pierce, a co-founding attorney of Heritage Defense, about key laws every Indiana parent should understand. Their discussion covers topics such as vaccine mandates for homeschoolers, mandatory child abuse reporting, minors’ healthcare consent rights, corporal discipline laws, car seat and child safety regulations, and parental rights during CPS visits. This important conversation highlights why knowing these laws is essential for protecting parental rights and keeping children safe.

KEYWORDS

homeschooling, parental rights, Indiana parenting laws, child protection, CPS, vaccine mandates, healthcare consent, corporal punishment, Indiana car seat laws, child supervision, Heritage Defense, IAHE

TAKEAWAYS

• Know which laws apply to homeschoolers.
• Understand parental rights and responsibilities
• Be informed about minors’ healthcare consent
• Follow child safety and supervision guidelines
• Know your rights in CPS situations
• Understanding the law protects your family

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https://heritagedefense.org/8-Laws-Every-Parent-Should-Know