High School

• You Need to Know These 6 Overwhelming Things for Your Teen “Adolescence is a period of rapid changes. Between the ages of 12 and 17, for example, a parent ages as much as 20 years.” -Author Unknown Jokes about raising teenagers abound and for good reason—raising te... Dolores Smyth Aug 21, 2019 comments
• 30 Day Prayer Challenge for Your Teenager If only we could impart perfect wisdom into our teenagers’ brains and protect them from life’s most damaging pitfalls. Obviously, we can’t, but we can do something even better, even more... Jennifer Slattery Aug 12, 2019 comments
• 7 Essential Money Ideas for College Freshmen As a student living on campus, unless you have unlimited funding from your parents, you are probably frugal by default. Luke Landes Aug 07, 2019 comments
• 25 Scripture Verses Every Teen Should Memorize One of the most powerful things we can do as parents is to teach our kids God’s Word, to help them learn how to hide His Truths in their hearts. Debbie McDaniel Jul 31, 2019 comments
• When Teens Reject Their Parents Mark Gregston Jul 24, 2019 comments
• Why Every Parent Should Talk to Their Teen about Mental Health Emails, text messages and Facebook messages poured in minutes after I had posted a photo of myself and my daughter hanging out in the hammock, my new war;or tattoo on display with the semi colon replacing th... Heather Riggleman Jul 17, 2019 comments
• 3 Vital Words for Successful Teens Based on my experience of parenting teens, pastoring teens, and being a teen, I’d like to burn three words into the hearts and minds of all teens: FOCUS, FORCE, FAITH. David Murray Jul 10, 2019 comments
• The Big Downside of Your Kid Having a Smartphone When parents hand their children small portable computers with virtually unlimited access to the Internet, they should not be surprised when their kids—especially their sons—dive into pornography. Rod Dreher Jul 03, 2019 comments
• 8 Ways to Avoid Being a Drama Mama Would your child describe you as a 'Drama Mama'? Drama happens when unexpected circumstances hit and we are unprepared to handle them. You and I can learn how to maturely respond – rather than emotionally re... Cindi McMenamin Jun 26, 2019 comments
• 5 Ways Homeschool Prepared Me to Excel in College Never in my life had I felt like such an imposter. Act natural, I told myself, as if you’ve been doing this all your life—like everyone else here probably has. I glanced around the room, surveying the face... Patricia Engler Jun 19, 2019 comments
• How To Exercise Faith When Allowing Independence My son’s little legs raced across the field as his kite bounced along on the ground behind him. A gust of wind caught the kite’s corner and lifted it above the grass. “Let out the string... Joanna Teigen Jun 12, 2019 comments
• 7 Ways to Survive Sending Your Child Off to College Letting go is part of parenting. It’s the end goal of our big-picture job description—to prepare our kids to navigate the world on their own. Lori Freeland Jun 05, 2019 comments