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“Our family is in our 5th year of homeschooling. I grab the latest issue of PHS as soon as it arrives at our local library. Thanks for all the informative articles. I especially love ‘A Day at Our House.'”

“When we began homeschooling in Ohio, our state organization gave out sample copies of PHS at the annual convention. Shortly after that we subscribed and have been avid readers ever since. It is a great magazine.”

“I don’t know what I’d do without you! As a former teacher, and now a homeschooling mother, I rely on your magazine to offer a wide range of educational topics. I’ve learned more from your columnists than I did in college for my education degree !”

“I’ve been reading your publication for years. We haven’t been able to homeschool our son full-time, but thanks to your magazine, we are supplementing his education. Thank you for this valuable resource!”

“Practical Homeschooling is ‘down to earth’, informative, and interesting! When I see it in my mailbox I know it’s going to be a good day! I love it!”

“I could have never found the wide variety of supplies without you. Thak you for keeping up-dated and also keeping the “old-ways” for people like me.”

“As a new home school Mom. I am looking forward to seeing the change in my children. I hope to read more from people like yourselves. It makes me feel like I have a family that connected all over the country.”

“I love PHS! Living in a small town so far from a large city PHS is my source of encouragement!! I always seem to read something that was just what I needed to hear. I hate it when I get to the last page!”

“I’ve been reading PHS since the premier issue (HOW long ago was that?) and always find it brimming over with encouragement and great articles. A Day at Our House and Letters from Readers are my favorite parts of the magazine!”

“One of the highlights of our dinner time is when my husband reads an entry from “A Day at Our House” aloud after the meal. It’s fun to hear what other families do, and how creative many of them can be, or how normal!”