It’s often hard to stay the course during the high school years. Everything is changing: the rules, the requirements, and the relationship. Your teen is changing. The rules aren’t working like they once did. So why is staying the course through the teen years the most critical and crucial decision you will make in your homeschooling journey?

Yvette Hampton and Connie Albers answer this question during this encouraging three-part interview.

So often, we talk to, and about, moms regarding homeschooling, but what about the role of HOMESCHOOL DADS?

Join Yvette Hampton as she discusses these things with Kevin Swanson, homeschool dad of 5 kids and Director of Generations – a ministry he founded to strengthen homeschool families around the country.

What face comes to mind when you hear “that" child? Do you smile or scowl when you see that face? Do you struggle to like that child? That child is a world changer. God has a plan for that child. All of that energy, all those questions, all that strength, all THAT, is God-given for His glory. Come learn strategies for learning to enjoy that child, to embrace that child, and to train that child for God’s purposes.

Yvette Hampton and Aby Rinella talk with Alex Newman, President at the Liberty Sentinel Media, Inc., about the insanity that has overtaken the public school system and what we can do about it.

Yvette Hampton and Aby Rinella are back for another Q&A Episode where they answer YOUR questions about homeschooling and family discipleship. They answer questions about time management for home education, and talk about their favorite Homeschool Books. They also discuss the best online homeschool curriculum options and to talk about the difference between online public school options (virtual public school, charter schools) and parent-led home education. You will not want to miss this important episode.

Yvette Hampton talks with Katie Kimball, founder of Kids Cook Real Food eCourse and Kitchen Stewardship. Katie is the national voice of healthy kids cooking, is a blogger, former teacher, and mom of 4 kids who founded the Kids Cook Real Food eCourse, recently recommended by The Wall Street Journal as the best online cooking class for kids.

Yvette Hampton and Aby Rinella answer your homeschooling questions.

We had such a great time with Kristi Clover and had so many great questions from our live audience we had to bring you this bonus episode. Listen as Kristi Clover and Yvette Hampton answer some really great questions about homeschooling.

Whether you are brand new or an experienced home educator we know you'll enjoy this conversation with Kristi Clover.

Curious about how to homeschool? Are you Just starting out in home education and in need of some direction and encouragement? Join Yvette Hampton and Kristi Clover, author of Homeschool Basics: How to Get Started, Keep Motivated, and Bring Out the Best in Your Kids, as they give you practical advice and heart-felt encouragement as you begin.

WE’VE MADE IT TO EPISODE 125! All by the grace of our good God.

The Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast is turning 125! THANK YOU for being part of this amazing ministry. Please join Yvette Hampton and Aby Rinella for some fun homeschool trivia, a LIVE Q&A, a discussion about what’s happened and what’s coming with Schoolhouse Rocked, and more fun homeschooling encouragement. 

Parenting is discipleship. Our children are constantly learning from us. We are the teachers and far more is caught than taught in parenting (Yikes)! As parents, we need to fundamentally change our hearts and minds first. That simply MUST happen before any change will come for our children. Yvette Hampton and Aby Rinella are excited to talk with Israel Wayne about his new book, Raising Them Up - Parenting for Christians. He talks with us about how we can make the most out of our time as parents, effective ways to reach the hearts of our children, and he provides powerful tips on how to teach biblical concepts that our culture often contradicts.

Join Yvette Hampton and Aby Rinella with Rick Green, as they discuss the importance of teaching our children the Constitution. Rick will share the value of knowing the true history of our nation’s founding and the importance of our founding documents. He will also share some helpful resources for teaching the Constitution in our homes.

Durenda Wilson and Yvette Hampton answer important questions from homeschooling moms. In this episode they discuss the role of dads in raising and training boys, how to deal with pornography, and much more.

Join Yvette Hampton and Aby Rinella in this very real discussion about how important the ministry of motherhood is. Above ALL other ministry, our children and husbands should be our primary ministry.

Yvette Hampton talks with Caleb Schroeder, a homeschool dad who was homeschooled himself. He and his wife Leah, who was also homeschooled, now homeschool their six children in Southern California. While their homeschool educations were relatively unstructured, they both went on to get college degrees (Caleb just finished his second master’s degree). In this interview Caleb talks about the philosophy and aims public schools from his perspective as a long-time teacher in the system. 

Clutter and messes seem to go hand-in-hand with being a parent, especially a homeschool parent, Kristi Clover offers practical mom hacks that can bring calm and sanity back to your home. learn 10 simple rules to help manage the chaos of your home. From learning routines and habits to creating systems to stay organized, Kristi dives into the most common areas moms struggle with in their homes.

Aby and Yvette Hampton, discuss how we were created to be in the garden, and the importance of getting our kids, and ourselves, OUTSIDE! There are SO many benefits to the great outdoors, including dirt, sun, exercise, and especially, pointing our kids to their Creator through His creation! 

Yvette Hampton and homeschool mom, Jessica Mullen discuss the great blessings of adoption and homeschooling.

Jessica is a homeschooling mom of two and the founder of Option-Adoption.com, which offers hope to the abortion-minded by offering them the love of Jesus Christ and support to make one of he most important decisions of their life.

Yvette Hampton talks with Caleb Schroeder, a homeschool dad who was homeschooled himself. He and his wife Leah, who was also homeschooled, now homeschool their six children in Southern California. While their homeschool educations were relatively unstructured, they both went on to get college degrees (Caleb just finished his second master’s degree). In this interview Caleb talks about the philosophy and aims public schools from his perspective as a long-time teacher in the system.