February 2017
Why THSC Supports ESAs and Tebow when HSLDA Does Not In keeping ...
Progress on the Parental Rights Front with These 4 Bills
It seems surprising, but these 2 bills are necessary to keep fit parents raising their kids.
Keep These 7 Things in Mind When Teaching a Child to Read
There are a lot of ways to approach the task of teaching a child to read. I have five ideas to remember to teach reading successfully.
THSC Helps Homeschool Group Leaders with the Law
How can groups offer great programs and not exhaust the servant-hearted leadership volunteers who take on the difficult administrative tasks of navigating Texas laws?
Sen. Kolkhorst Files SB 738 and SB 739 to Protect Parental Rights
On February 3rd, 2017, Senator Lois Kolkhorst of House District 18 filed two essential bills to protect the rights of families in CPS cases.
Why THSC Supports ESAs and Tebow when HSLDA Does Not
We believe the best defense is a good offense and that Texans should have freedom in their children’s education decisions.
Meet THSC Watchman Anna Little
I joined the THSC Watchmen on hyper speed. I had a providential opportunity to sit down with THSC President Tim Lambert for breakfast to discuss THSC policies and how homeschooling leaders in my area could aid THSC in furthering those causes.
4 Reading Recommendations for Reluctant Readers
Author Neil Gaiman wrote, “A book is a dream that you hold in your hand.” Reading to your children at an early age is a fantastic way to begin their journeys to creativity. Time spent in the magic of stories exploring the Ozark Mountains, smelling the gunpowder at Gettysburg, or climbing trees with the Robinson family can set a path toward a lifelong love of books! Reading also helps develop your child’s analytical thinking skills, memory, imagination, and vocabulary, among other inspirational benefits.
Homeschoolers vs. CPS: THSC Takes CPS Reform to the 2017 Legislature
The THSC team in Austin is working hard on reforming CPS to protect Texas families against injustices.
THSC Watchmen Bring You Facts about HB 1335 and SB 3
HB 1335 establishes an Education Savings Account Program for disadvantaged and special needs students, including children with disability, victims of bullying, students convicted of truancy, students who have dropped out of school or are at risk of dropping out, or are found to be victims of human trafficking/sexual assault.
