Homeschool Indiana

Welcome to the home of the new Homeschool Indiana Podcast, your go-to podcast for all things homeschooling in the Hoosier state!Whether you’re a seasoned homeschooling family or just starting out, join us as we explore the ins and outs of homeschooling in Indiana. From curriculum reviews and teaching tips to legal requirements and local resources, we’ve got you covered. Tune in to hear interviews with experienced homeschoolers, discussions on current education trends, and practical advice for navigating the homeschool journey. This podcast continues the tradition of supporting Indiana homeschool families with IAHE’s magazine Homeschool Indiana. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, information, or community, Homeschool Indiana is here to support you every step of the way.

Homeschool Indiana is a education podcast hosted by Indiana Association of Home Educators, with 62 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Indiana Association of Home Educators hosts Homeschool Indiana, a education show with 62 episodes published.

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  Episode #63

  Beyond the Textbook: Hands-On Civics Education with Project Pathfinder | Episode 63

  Sep 29, 202639 minS4

  In this episode of Homeschool Indiana, Kylene Varner talks with Joel Grewe from Project Pathfinder about the importance of civics education and understanding how government works. Joel shares how hands-on simulations can deepen students’ civic knowledge and give them a better understanding of how government systems affect their everyday lives. Discover how Project Pathfinder helps prepare young Americans to become informed and engaged citizens - and how your student can get involved. KEYWORDS civics education, government systems, homeschooling, electoral college, parliamentary system, citizenship, youth engagement, Project Pathfinder, American government, IAHE TAKEAWAYS Hands-on experience can give students an in-depth understanding of how government affects their lives Understanding the history of our government helps us understand why it works the way it does today The Electoral College plays an essential role in our presidential elections Rules and traditions can shape a country’s government Civics helps us understand what citizenship looks like, how we can engage, and why and how the system is built the way it is Record a Question or a Comment for the Podcast >>> https://iahe.net/homeschool-indiana-podcast/ Support the work of the IAHE by becoming a member today >>> https://iahe.net/join/ Join the conversation! >>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/IAHEchat/ Learn more about Project Pathfinder and explore their programs >>> https://projectpathfinder.net/ Interested in the upcoming civics simulation? Go here for more info >>> https://iahe.net/civics-simulation/

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  Episode #62

  Know the History. Protect the Future. | Episode 62

  Sep 18, 202632 minS4

  In this Homeschool Indiana episode, Tara interviews Alex Newman, one of the keynote speakers for the IAHE’s 40th annual Homeschool Convention in 2027. Alex is an award-winning international journalist, author, educator, and speaker. They discuss the history of education, the threats posed by UNESCO, and the importance of defending homeschooling freedom. Join us for this insightful conversation aimed at empowering homeschool families to understand and protect their rights. KEYWORDS homeschooling, education reform, Common Core, school choice, IAHE, homeschooling freedom, education history, UNESCO TAKEAWAYS Homeschooling is a biblical calling and a fundamental right. International organizations like UNESCO aim to standardize education globally. School choice often leads to government control, not true parental freedom. Parents should actively participate in policy discussions and support research. The homeschool community is growing and becoming a powerful force for change. Record a Question or a Comment for the Podcast >>> https://iahe.net/homeschool-indiana-podcast/ Support the work of the IAHE by becoming a member today >>> https://iahe.net/join/ Join the conversation! >>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/IAHEchat/ Learn more about NHERI and their research >>> https://nheri.org/

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  Episode #61

  Homeschooling Through the Years: A Journey of Family, Sacrifice & Growth | Episode 61

  Sep 4, 202631 minS4

  In this episode of Homeschool Indiana, Tara and Kylene discuss Kylene’s homeschool journey, including her personal experiences, the challenges faced, and the decisions made along the way. They explore the dynamics of family life, the importance of community support, and the preparations for college as Kylene's oldest daughter approaches graduation. The conversation emphasizes the sacrifices made for homeschooling and the value of learning and growing as a family. KEYWORDS homeschooling, education, family, college preparation, parenting, personal growth, family dynamics, homeschooling journey, IAHE, Indiana TAKEAWAYS Family routines foster strong connections among family members. Homeschooling requires transparency and adaptability in educational approaches. Scholarship opportunities are available for homeschoolers Parents are encouraged to be confident in their homeschooling choices despite external opinions. The conversation underscores the value of lifelong learning and personal growth. Record a Question or a Comment for the Podcast >>> https://iahe.net/homeschool-indiana-podcast/ Support the work of the IAHE by becoming a member today >>> https://iahe.net/join/ Join the conversation! >>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/IAHEchat/ Stay informed about legislation that could affect homeschool families and see how IAHE Action is protecting those families>>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/931827063569402

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  Episode #60

  Homeschool Indiana Season 3 Recap & Reflections | Episode 60

  Jul 14, 202622 minS3

  In this final episode of season three of the Homeschool Indiana podcast, hosts Tara Bentley and Amy Bragdon reflect on their experiences throughout the season, discussing the importance of educational freedom, insights gained from various conversations and conferences, and the significance of self-care. They celebrate milestones in homeschooling, including the 40th IAHE convention and the 30th year of their magazine, while emphasizing the need for community support and perseverance in the face of challenges. KEYWORDS homeschooling, homeschool freedom, IAHE, educational freedom, podcast, community support TAKEAWAYS Conversations with other homeschoolers revealed both similarities and differences in experiences. Educational freedom is a crucial topic for homeschoolers to understand. Self-care is essential for both parents and children in the homeschooling journey. Attending conferences can provide valuable insights for both parents and children. Community support is vital for the homeschooling movement. Perseverance is key in navigating the challenges of homeschooling. Record a Question or a Comment for the Podcast >>> https://iahe.net/homeschool-indiana-podcast/ Support the work of the IAHE by becoming a member today >>> https://iahe.net/join/ Join the conversation! >>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/IAHEchat/

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  Episode #59

  2026 Mid-Year Legislative Update with IAHE Action’s Kylene Varner | Episode 59

  Jul 8, 202631 minS3

  In this episode of Homeschool Indiana, Tara and Kylene explore recent legislative developments, including Trump's Big Beautiful Bill, the emergence of Scholarship Granting Organizations (SGOs), and the new Trump Savings Accounts. They discuss their implications for homeschooling families and how to navigate these changes while protecting educational freedom. KEYWORDS IAHE, Homeschooling, SGOs, Trump Savings Accounts, Education Policy, Indiana, Federal Legislation, School Choice TAKEAWAYS SGOs are expanding to include homeschoolers, but eligibility varies by organization. Parents should research SGOs thoroughly before participating. Government funding for homeschooling is controversial and can lead to increased regulation. Trump Savings Accounts are still in development, with many details yet to be finalized. Record a Question or a Comment for the Podcast >>> https://iahe.net/homeschool-indiana-podcast/ Support the work of the IAHE by becoming a member today >>> https://iahe.net/join/ Join the conversation! >>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/IAHEchat/ Stay informed about legislation that could affect homeschool families and see how IAHE Action is protecting those families>>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/931827063569402 Stay informed about current Indiana legislative sessions and bills - and contact your rep>>> https://iga.in.gov/

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