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Success Stories

How we define success varies from person to person. Here are stories of several homeschool graduates. Please feel free to write and add YOUR story. Send your story, with a short biography and photos if desired to: Mary Leggewie.

Linda B.
Linda, a single mom, obeys God and began to homeschool, but didn't see sucess until she truly gave it up to God. After "letting go," her daughter found the love of learning and went on to win a partial 4-year scholarship at a Christian college.

Ellie
A "relaxed" homeschooler, Ellie pulled her frustrated daughter out of school and used the REAL world to homeschool. Both daughters are now managing excellent grades in college.

Lisa M.
Homeschooling mom of six children, Lisa's son was ready for calculus at age 13. Lisa's "I don't do calculus" led her to Texas A&M, where her son eventually received a full scholarship at age 14, and at 17 was tutoring his fellow seniors.

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