Let's keep on going

Let's look at a few more. BHI Books & Publishing, Your online resource for teaching Bible, Spelling, Reading, History & Economics. This is interesting because it seems a little old school, but also gives a two day course on the program itself and teaches the teachers.

Bob Jones University Press is another one that has a pretty extensive website. It has distance learning and a few different ways to get homeschool taught at your home. They have workshops for teachers and have a lot of interesting books even if not homeschooling through this program. They even seem to have a music program to learn from.

I did not look too close to see how much these programs cost, but I think it is intersting to think of do we want to do most of the work ourselves, or is there a DVD or alternative place to get some of the learning from. Do we want a main school to record and keep track of testing and scores, or is that something we should take care of ourselves? Just a thought about it.