written by: Elan Page

The school year is winding down. Summer plans are starting to take shape. And somewhere in the back of your mind, a quiet thought keeps showing up:

"I don't know exactly what next year should look like. But I know it needs to look different than this."

Maybe your chi...

written by: Elan Page

Sometimes, as homeschool families, it can be difficult to find community. And as families of color, those challenges can be even more pronounced as we set out to find “our people” in the homeschool space (check out my previous piece if you’d like to learn more).

But h...

written by: Elan Page

Women are great multitaskers. And if you’re reading this, you probably already know that about yourself. 😉

Think about it: we can be on a Zoom call, ordering groceries on our phone so we can make dinner tonight, and still have one eye on the kids making sure they're o...

written by: Elan Page

If you've been trying to find your people in the homeschool world and it's felt harder than it probably should, you're not alone. 

Finding community is one of the most common concerns families have when we start homeschooling - and for families of color, the stakes fe...

written by: Elan Page

Have you ever felt like you're doing everything right as a homeschool mom - showing up every day, staying consistent, putting in real effort — but you have this constant feeling of being scattered, always behind, and always on the edge of chaos? 

Trust me - it's more ...

written by: Elan Page

If your homeschool weeks have been feeling a little off lately, you're not alone.

Maybe you're showing up every day, checking the boxes, getting through the lessons…and you still end the week feeling scattered. Or behind. Or just slightly drained in a way you can't qu...

written by: Elan Page

Homeschooling is beautiful and empowering. It gives us freedom to design an education that actually fits the specific needs of our children (and of our families).

But despite all its benefits, it’s not cheap.

Curriculum. Co-ops. Online classes. Field trips. Subscript...

By the time we reach December, most homeschool moms feel a mix of pride, exhaustion, and “whew… we really made it.”
The fall semester is long. It’s full. It’s beautiful and chaotic all at once. And if you’re anything like me, you start looking toward January with both excitement and that tin...

By the time I reach the end of any homeschool semester - whether it’s December or May - I always feel the same:

I’m tired. The kids are tired. The calendar is full. And everything in me is whispering, “Girl… we made it. It’s time to sit down somewhere.”

And if you’re anything like me, you ...

If you’ve ever scrolled through Instagram and seen stunning, color-coordinated homeschool rooms — the ones with the built-in bookshelves and matching Montessori setups — you may have had a moment where you thought:

“So… am I supposed to do all of that too?”

If so, this article is for you.

If you’re anything like most homeschool moms I talk to, there’s a little voice in your head that loves to stir up doubt.

She’s loud.
She’s dramatic.
And she LOVES to tell you that you’re falling short.

Scroll through Instagram for five minutes and she’ll whisper,
“Look at her routine. Look at ...

Somewhere along the way, homeschool moms were told we had to do everything ourselves. Every subject. Every worksheet. Every project.

But let me set you free right now: that’s not the rule.

If you want to teach some things yourself, that’s great! But if you prefer outsourcing others, even be...