Embracing a sense of community can be quite the challenge. For homeschooling parents, it can be tempting to simply drop off our kids and avoid the sometimes awkward interactions with others. But here'

Can I just say, I have the BEST JOB EVER! I love being able to edit these calls and share them with you! This one I think is from 2006 but it is so applicable to today! Tiffany and Aneladee break

One of the foundational principles of Leadership Education is that we all have missions, or callings, in our life. It is a principle that is embedded in each of LEMI's projects. Aaron Glancy is an a

As homeschoolers we are all bucking the system. We are doing things our way. How do we... or more importantly, why do we need community? How can a bunch of independent thinkers come together for th

LEMI has been around long enough that we have many graduates who are moving forward and living their mission. And it isn't limited to just the kids! Parents are "graduating" too! Cassie Dixon's yo

Being able to see in seasons is a necessity for Leadership Education. And for your success! Whether that success is surviving a winter of sickness or other hardship or a fall of harvesting the rewar

This week's episode is another amazing graduate interview, this time with Andrew Read! Andrew was one of Tatiana's scholars when she mentored Shakespeare while she was in college. Andrew gained a st

Family. Community. Leadership. Lynne Nielsen puts first things first. Join us for this week's episode where we talk about how Lynne started homeschooling, how she found Leadership Education, and h

Michelle is not just an experienced homeschooler but also a dedicated LEMI (Leadership Education Mentoring Institute) trainer who possesses a wealth of knowledge and insights to offer. Over the years,

Have you ever wondered what it truly means to be "liber"? With Leadership Education and LEMI, we're passionate about exploring the concept of "liber" education. So, let me ask you this: How deeply hav