Seminars
At this year’s convention, we’re excited to offer a full day of seminars in each of our four dedicated classrooms. These sessions are thoughtfully designed to inspire, strengthen, and empower you on your homeschooling journey, helping you and your family blossom and grow!
Below, you’ll find the seminar schedule, complete with titles and brief descriptions. Whether you choose to attend just a few sessions or spend the entire day soaking up wisdom, these seminars are open to all attendees and are sure to offer something for everyone.
A heartfelt thank-you goes out to our incredible seminar teachers. Your dedication and willingness to share your expertise with the Charleston homeschool community make a lasting impact. Together, you’re helping families thrive and blossom into their best selves. We deeply appreciate you!
Click the + for a detailed description of each seminar.
10:30am
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Located in the Fellowship hall across the parking lot.
Taught by Hazel Douthit
New to homeschooling/new to SC workshop. Director of At Home In the Lowcountry Homeschool Association.
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Located upstairs in Classroom 1
Taught by Jacki June Herron
Understanding and Supporting the Stages of Reading Development
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Located upstairs in classroom 2.
Zoey will talk about dual enrollment at CSU through Scholars Academy. She will also discuss the current homeschooled student population on campus. Zoey is a former student of CSU who benefitted from dual enrollment, earning two bachelor degrees in just 3 years!
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Located upstairs in Classroom 3.
Taught by Jessica McHale
Come discover fun and simple ways to bring creativity into your homeschool journey! We’ll explore easy-to-use resources and inspiring ideas to make art a joyful part of your learning routine. Plus, you'll get hands-on with a quick
11:30am
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Located in the Fellowship hall across the parking lot.
Taught by Hazel Douthit
Homeschooling in highschool. Director of At Home In the Lowcountry Homeschool Association.
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Located upstairs in Classroom 1.
Taught by Karen DeLoach
Family Art Classes, Including for High School Credit
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Located upstairs in Classroom 2.
Taught by Pamela Hodges
Learning is all around us - creating a culture of learning in your home
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Located upstairs in Classroom 3.
Taught by Tawanah Reeves-Ligon
Take some of the mystery out of helping your student develop skills, safety, confidence, and integrity when using and encountering artificial intelligence.
12:30pm
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Located in the Fellowship hall across the parking lot.
Taught by Leah McDermott.
Unschooling and Preparing Children for a Lifelong Love of Learning
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Located upstairs in Classroom 1.
Taught by Taylor Bennett
Get moving with a fun, high-energy dance class in a variety of styles and see firsthand what Dance Moves is all about!
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Located upstairs in Classroom 2.
Taught by Stephanie Poole
Owner of Homeschool Books for Less - How to Choose the Ideal Curriculum for Your Students
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Located upstairs in Classroom 3.
Taught by Judy Fulmer.
From Overwhelmed to Accepted: 5 Proven Steps for College-Bound Homeschoolers - Learn the five essential steps homeschool families must take to simplify college admissions, unlock scholarship opportunities, and stand out.
1:30pm
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Located in the Fellowship Hall across the parking lot
Taught by Tawanah Reeves-Ligon
Supporting Pollinators & Developing Community Gardens with Clemson Extension
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Located upstairs in Classroom 1
Taught by Susan Reece
Would you like to know more about SHEEP? Our seminar will explain who SHEEP is and how to join our program.
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Located upstairs in Classroom 2
Taught by Karen DeLoach
Visual Arts for High School Credit
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Located upstairs in Classroom 3
Taught by Wendy Graham
How to choose the correct high school courses for your homeschooler.
2:30pm
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Located in Fellowship hall across the parking lot
Taught by Tawanah Reeves-Ligon
Using Their Input to Maximize Your Output: Keeping K-12 Programs & Curriculum Youth-Centered
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Located upstairs in Classroom 1
Taught by Marea Parson
How to add Play-based & Interest-led Learning to Your Homeschool Curriculum
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Located upstairs in Classroom 2.
Taught by Amy Emde
How to Prepare Your Child to Swim, Build Water Confidence, and Stay Safe in Any Aquatic Environment
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Located upstairs in Classroom 3.
Taught by Thomas Butillo
How to get your teen ready for driving.