Unschool Education

Southwest Missouri Homeschool Science FairFriday, April 810:00-4:00 Library Center: Auditorium and Community Rooms A & BThis event will give students an opportunity to share their science projects with a community of fellow homeschoolers with the purpose of encouraging families to pursue quality, sc

Two Art Workshops exclusively for homeschoolers will be conducted in May, 2011by Drury University Methods of Art Education Students under the supervision of local art teacher Kevin Kloppenburg. These classes will be held on Wednesday May 4 (for elementary grades) and May 11 for middle and high schoo

(click the title above to visit The Independent Scholar website)We are proud to announce the distribution of a quarterly printed newspaper published by and about homeschoolers in the Southwest Missouri region. Started in the fall of 2010, this 20-page tabloid-format 11x17 paper contains news, curren

Congratulations to the winners of the 7th annual Kids UnSchool Art Exhibit! Held Jan 25-28, 2011Sponsored by Waverly House Gallery and KSMU Public Radiohttp://www.waverlyhouse.com/Rebekah Meinsen- Best of Show

Join us for two upcoming school-day matinee performances at Hammons Hall: Mad Science presentsSTAR TREK LIVEMonday, April 11, 2011 at 10:00 a.m.Mad Science Productions is proud to present STAR TREK LIVE – an action-packed, interactive adventure based on the legendary Star Trek franchise and the thri

All homeschoolers know that you can never have enough bookshelves.  We proved that adage once again this month by gathering up some good friends, and traveling to the 42nd annual Children's Literature Festival on the UCM campus.  There's nothing like a day of listening to creative people and talente

Performed at Springfield Little TheaterFebruary 18, 2010I loved The King and I.   I loved the songs.  I think that the King, played by Derrick D. King, was great.  Derrick is a big man and can sing very well.  His wife and son are played by Kim Snyder and Maceo Cortezz  and are great performers and

**Mom's note to readers:  The week of December 1, we attended two theatrical performances in the area. They were Macbeth, a contemporary production of the Shakespeare play at Missouri State University and A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens at the Vandivort Center Theater.  The following are Adam's