Teach Them Diligently Dayton 2025

Jesus brought some hard truths to the 1st century culture when He walked the earth for 33 years. Some people loved him while others hated him and wanted him dead. Some things never change. America is becoming increasingly secular and anti-Christian attitudes and behaviors are gaining ground. Homeschooling brings with it an unhealthy stigma along with a unique set of challenges. Welcome to life as a Christ follower. So, how do you live it out successfully? How do you relate to and interact with outsiders? How do you handle relationships with the LGBTQ people in your life? How do you stand strong in the faith despite opposition, rejection, and outright hatred?

Ohio students have incredible opportunities to take up to 120 FREE dual-credit hours beginning as early as 7th grade. As a mom of five homeschool graduates and the advisor to thousands of dual-credit students, Shellie will help you learn how to make the most of early college credit and answer FAQs about CCP, college-readiness, high school planning, transfer credit, and more!

I’ve been teaching civics to homeschoolers since 2012 and was a Christian talk radio show host for 16 years…and a political activist to boot. Most of my students take the class became mom and dad make them…but by the time it’s over, they understand why civics is such an important topic. If you think politics and government is just for older people, or not relevant to you as a teenager, then YOU are part of the problem. Ignorance is killing America as much as the Spirit of the Age. Don’t be part of the problem. Don’t be a fool. Wake up to the reality that your future is being shaped and impacted—to a large extent— by government, and you need to understand why it’s happening and what you can do as a Christian to push back.

Join Coach Buettell as he discusses college athletics as a homeschool student.

I never assume all my students are authentic, biblical Christians. The vast majority have grown up in the church and done all the right church things…but that doesn’t make you a Believer any more than standing in a garage makes you a car. My classes are a “safe space” where students can express their doubts, but rarely do they feel comfortable doing that at church, or even at home. Come join me for an open and honest discussion about dealing with any doubts you may have, and how to advance in your Christian journey while sometimes struggling with your faith.

Surveys have shown that 66% of college students change their majors more than once and on the day of graduation 40% of college graduates wish they had chosen a different major, it's important to start early and take this decision seriously. Individuals often make decisions without much thought and with limited information. Come learn about some practical steps to help students explore options that could possibly impact one of the most important decisions of their lives.