The homeschooling community online is incredibly prominent, backed by a strong following on YouTube. Naturally, we find ourselves watching a lot of videos from influencers within the community. These homeschooling moms making videos are extremely generous with their time and their advice.

Online learning and homeschooling is all about learning when you want, and how you want. It’s a flexible education system that allows the student to learn in the way that is best suited to them.

There’s something magical in the air once the holiday season hits, it makes us more joyous, a little less irritable — but admittedly a tad distracted. With gifts, dinners and celebrations around the corner, it can be hard to balance the excitement of the holidays with productivity and education.

There is a lot of independence that comes with online learning. Online students are encouraged to manage tasks, create schedules etc. If taking on their schooling themselves (with some guidance of course), what’s stopping your child from making their own lunches?

It’s been established that having a designated workspace is incredibly important for an online learner. Having a personal work area helps to encourage independence, and helps a child associate the space with learning.

Flex ED has so many clubs and we want to make sure you can keep track of them! To stay updated on all the diverse activities we have going on, we've put everything in one place.

Countless moms use blogging as a way to reflect on their experiences. More and more, blogs have been surfacing the internet chronicling parents experience specifically homeschooling their children.

Nothing says “back to school” quite like shopping for supplies — pens, pencils, markers... the list goes on. It’s safe to say every student needs something before heading back.

Wondering whether homeschooling your children is the right choice for your family? Check out these 10 homeschooling facts to learn more.

]Over two decades of studies have shown that all types of home-based education, also known as ‘home schooling’ is associated with high academic achievement, healthy social, psychological, and emotional development, and success later in life for those who went through a home-based education system (Galloway & Sutton, 1999; Ray, 2005).