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Homeschool Indiana

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by Indiana Association of Home Educators

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60 episodes
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Learn more about homeschooling in the Hoosier state, keep up to date on what’s happening, and be encouraged!

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2/7/2024

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Episode thumbnail for Homeschool Indiana Season 3 Recap & Reflections | Episode 60

July 14, 2026

Homeschool Indiana Season 3 Recap & Reflections | Episode 60

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/

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

July 8, 2026

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

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/

Episode thumbnail for Education Isn’t Neutral: Raising the Next Generation with Purpose | Episode 58

July 7, 2026

Education Isn’t Neutral: Raising the Next Generation with Purpose | Episode 58

In this episode of Homeschool Indiana, Renton Rathbun shares his journey from secular educator to homeschooling advocate, emphasizing the importance of worldview in education and the role of faith in shaping the next generation. Discover practical insights on integrating a biblical worldview into all subjects and maintaining strong parent-child relationships in homeschooling.   KEYWORDS homeschooling, biblical worldview, education, faith, Christian education, IAHE TAKEAWAYS Parents are the best people to teach their kids because they know their kids the best and are invested in their education.  Education is not just data transfer - it’s about relationships and knowledge Teaching our kids a biblical worldview teaches them that they need God for everything and He is in everything. Relying on AI can lead to a loss of critical thinking skills. Teaching our kids how to read the Bible and apply it is one of the most important things we can do.   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/  Explore resources for homeschool families>>> https://homefrontfamilies.com/ Visit Renton’s website and listen to his podcast here>>> https://rentonrathbun.com/

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Learn more about homeschooling in the Hoosier state, keep up to date on what’s happening, and be encouraged!

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