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Homeschooling Teens' Web Sites Being a Homeschooled Teen About Homeschooling by a Homeschooler My name is Rose Sorooshian. I'm 15 years old and live in Southern California. I've been homeschooling my whole life, and I've been a Girl Scout for just about as long. The Clark News Written by 14 and 15 year-old homeschoolers, Robert and Trevor Clark. They report on everything that happens in the Clark house from the family dog running away to the family chess tournament. Articles include full color photographs, gossip columns, sports sections and a "Random Quote and fact of the Day" section. Eldersprouts Site by a pagan homeschooling teen. Has crafts ideas and other homeschooling resources. Check out her Samhain crafts for Halloween. See also: Teens' Stories Unschooling Teens I am a 17-year-old unschooler. I was accepted into my top-choice college and was awarded 2/3 tuition scholarship. I have had many successes in local theatre. My local community has asked me to write about how I impressed colleges and navigated the admissions process. So I am working on a Squidoo page (Squidoo is a site where users create a singular page on a topic) about unschooling teens. By Andi Enns. Chat, Message Boards & More Apricot Pie A web site that endeavors to give glory to home schoolers.  apricot will hopefully refresh you, like a delicious bite of a juicy, home-grown apricot. Home Planet Come meet some kindred spirits at this ICQ chat for homeschoolers who are absolutely sick to death of the inane, brainless chatter in most teen-chat areas. Homeschooling High Schoolers This site's primary purpose is to provide a place for homeschooling high schoolers to gather and meet other teens just like them. This site has active forums and much more. N B T S Wiki Wiki In addition to being quick, Wiki also aspires to Zen ideals generally labeled WabiSabi. Zen finds beauty in the imperfect and ephemeral. When it comes down to it, that's all you need. A homeschool hangout mostly of teens from the Not Back to School Camp. See also: Chats, Message Boards Email Lists or Newsletters Clonlara Students Students of the Clonlara home-based education program can discuss homeschooling with other students in the school. Make friends, share experiences, and help each other work through the challenges of homeschooling. Homeschool Teens This is a list for all teens who are homeschooled and want to have a community to chat in. We'll talk about events and other things that pertain to homeschooling. The Unusual Teen This group is for real friends; meaning the subjects may range from ponderously weighty, to bizarre nothings. Everything: Books, music, movies, video games, school, responsibilities, careers, problematic conundrums, and good ol' utterly insignificant blather. Youth Homeschoolers' Epistle Christian newsletter is full of fellowship and fun, human-interest and humor. Website adds chat to the resources of teen subscribers. Entrepreneurs National Awards for Home Educated Web Designer Seventeen year old, home educated Joe Hardy recently had his design efforts crowned with four national web design awards. Joe designed the Australian industry portal, IndustrySearch.com.au. E-Zines Jamboree Composed by three siblings in the UK, Jamboree has lots of projects of interest to homeschoolers: recipes, crafts, gardening, and real history top the list. Gals Automatic Dream Emily is a young adult who was homeschooled in earlier times. She is now a dancer and web designer. You'll like her arty, well-designed site. Just click around and see where you end up. Dearheart42 Stephanie, Age: 17. I am a slightly crazy teenage girl who's scared of driving, boyfriends, college, romance and wasps, but loves to use her imagination and be creative. I'm not into boys, clothes, hair or make-up, but I AM into books (total bookworm!), music (especially piano), movies, chocolate, fantasy and sci-fi stuff. I'm also a homeschooled Christian pastor's kid and DARN PROUD OF IT!! Following "The Little Way" Christian teen, Michele, describes her thoughts about homeschooling and favorite things in her blog. PeaceTakesCourage.com Ava Lowrey, 14, who is home-schooled, has created this political Web site. She says she's into more "serious stuff" than most girls her age. Guys Christopher Wolf's Website I am a home study student, working on my high school's website, taking courses in college, and playing golf. It is my pleasure to welcome you to my website. My Home Page: Eric a.k.a. red-2 Eric has some excellent advice here on how to set up your own site in GeoCities. He also has some stories and poems he has written, and favorite links. Ptolemy's Ptools This site was made as a 1998 ThinkQuest Project by Home Schooled Students Corey Costantino and Carl Ewing. Project shows how game programmers use the properties of triangles to create action. Volunteering & Keeping Busy Greater Vancouver Homelearners' Shakespeare Troupe Thinking of starting your own Shakespeare troupe? Here's one support group's experience.

Drivers Ed Teens, earn your driving certificate from the comfort of your own computer.   Babysitting Class A way to earn money for computing supplies.   Laurel Springs School Where interests, talents and learning styles are honored.   Arbor Academy Private School Parental choice with ongoing support, personalized for your child's academic success.   Circle of Friends Penpal Club Since 1997, our award winning Club has set the standard for epal safety. Our web-based system is self-contained, with bad word and personal information filters, REPORT ME links to customer service, Live Help and parental controls that fine tune each member's messaging experience. Website Design Products Site Building Software from Adobe Find all current special offers on Adobe products.   Save $100 when you upgrade from an earlier version of Adobe Creative Suite, Production Studio, or Macromedia Studio to CS4. Ends Aug. 31.   Back to School: Students and Faculty Save up to 80% on select products with the Adobe Education Store! Site Building Software from Amazon.com Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 CS4 Upgrade or New CS4 Upgrade or New * Design your web pages under real-world browser conditions with the new Live View in Dreamweaver CS4--while still retaining direct access to the code; * Write JavaScript efficiently with improved support for JavaScript core objects and primitive data types; put the extended coding functionality of Dreamweaver CS4 to work by incorporating popular JavaScript frameworks, including jQuery, Prototype, and Spry; * Click any included file shown in the Related Files bar to see both its source in Code view and the parent page in Design view; * Design your pages in Dreamweaver so end users can edit their web pages without help from you or additional software using the Adobe InContext Editing online service; * Implement CSS best practices without writing code; create new CSS rules in the Properties panel, and get clear, simple explanations of where each property fits in the cascade of styles.   Microsoft Expression Web 2 Or Upgrade Microsoft Features: * Only design tool on the market that combines the power of design and development with Microsoft Visual Studio compatibility and support for ASP.NET 3.5 including ASP.NET AJAX and PHP; * Build sites according to today's standards, including XHTML, CSS, XML, and XSLT; enjoy better rendering in browsers, more relevant indexing in search engines, enhanced productivity, and more; * Design-focused tools simplify complex web technology and put you in complete control; * Expression Web 2 switches from standards to quirks rendering, depending on the doctype in use; have confidence that your designs will translate perfectly from your design tool to the browser; * Working visually with XML data has never been easier; now you can easily include, filter, and sort data from any XML source.