In this episode of The Mason Jar, Cindy and David chat about the challenges of homeschooling during the high school years. Topics of conversation include the value of reading widely, how to empower kids to take ownership of their day, lessons she learned along the way, preparing young children for those upcoming years, the challenge of letting go, and more. 
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As promised, here is Cindy's plan for the tenth grade year
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Homeschooling during the High School Years

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Homeschooling during the High School Years

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