Lillie Schmidt's guest appearances

Lillie Schmidt

Homeschool Talks: Ideas and Inspiration for Your Homeschool

Andrew Peterson

Sarah MacKenzie

Matt Johnson

Nathan Clarkson

Monica Swanson

Wilfred McClay

Josh Taylor

Marianne Sunderland

John Rosemond

Connie Albers

Peter Gray

Angela Hanscom

Zan Tyler

Noah Tetzner

Amy Milcic

OwlTail

LaNissir James

Join HSLDA High School Consultant LaNissir James and Lillie Schmidt from HSLDA Online Academy for a conversation all about homeschooling through high school. LaNissir and Lillie will discuss what parents can look forward to in high school and share some success stories that will encourage and inspire you!    “Something I loved about being homeschooled is that you could get ready for college earlier. We were looking to be college-bound, and it’s such an overwhelming experience. You have a lot of independence for the first time and you’re simultaneously trying to figure out how to learn on your own, and maybe in a way you’re not used to in a traditional school, because it’s much more structured. Whereas in homeschooling, when you get to high school, it can be a lot more like college. I remember many days when I was done by Friday morning because I had finished all of my other work because I knew how to work ahead. And that was really important in college and the transition really wasn’t hard.” — Lillie Schmidt

<p>Join HSLDA High School Consultant LaNissir James and Lillie Schmidt from HSLDA Online Academy for a conversation all about homeschooling through high school. LaNissir and Lillie will discuss what parents can look forward to in high school and share some success stories that will encourage and inspire you!   </p> <p>“Something I loved about being homeschooled is that you could get ready for college earlier. We were looking to be college-bound, and it’s such an overwhelming experience. You have a lot of independence for the first time and you’re simultaneously trying to figure out how to learn on your own, and maybe in a way you’re not used to in a traditional school, because it’s much more structured. Whereas in homeschooling, when you get to high school, it can be a lot more like college. I remember many days when I was done by Friday morning because I had finished all of my other work because I knew how to work ahead. And that was really important in college and the transition really wasn’t hard.” — Lillie Schmidt</p>

Let’s Talk about Homeschooling in High School: A Conversation with LaNissir James and Lillie Schmidt