Save Your Sanity While Homeschooling High School: Practical Principles for a Firm Foundation

Save Your Sanity is an encouraging resource to inspire and empower you at any stage of homeschooling high school. Ann’s relatable style and no-nonsense advice will ease the pressure and give you confidence to get started — or keep going!

Perfect for when you’re getting ready to start planning, but you want to make sure you have all the big picture stuff in place first.

Don’t set yourself up for frustration by hanging onto unreasonable expectations or by not doing enough pre-planning legwork to feel solid about what you’re doing.

Yet how do you know which perspectives are doable and which will lead to overwhelm?

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What if you could sit down with someone who has been there, done that, and ask them all the questions about what you’re struggling with?

• About the teen who has a bad attitude and just wants to make friends.
• About how it seems like so much time is spent on school that you don’t have the freedom that you thought you would.
• About your state homeschool law and what it means.
• About the looming reality of college, and how will your kid ever handle it?
• About those continuing feelings that you just aren’t doing a good job.

Reading this book is almost as good as sitting down with Ann and chatting with her about what is on your mind. She truly has been there, done that—five times!—and she uses personal stories as well as her experience with lotsa homeschoolers to give you the encouragement and solutions you need.

Ann writes that homeschooling high school does NOT have to be a drudgery. You CAN feel successful. It’s all about what your expectations are and how to set things up so everyone’s needs are met—including your own.

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Lisa Nehring

Author, Publisher, Curriculum Developer at True North Homeschool Academy

Lisa Nehring has been married for over 30 years, has five children, 2 graduate degrees and a black belt in homeschooling. She has homeschooled since 1991 and wrote a Master’s Thesis on Why Parent’s Homeschool, the Literature Review being,A History of Education in America.

Lisa Nehring and her husband, Dr. David Nehring, a Clinical Psychologist, and Biblical Scholar speak together on a wide variety of topics, including education, classical education, vision, mission, parenting, marriage, and more.

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