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I just know it would be a classic if she did have something to say about the success of that track 😂

I'm traveling with my 14 year old, will they really randomly assign us seats seperately if I don't pay for seat selection?

I'm hoping there are some seasoned homeschool families on here that can point me in the right direction for high school biology. What have you used and loved?

I'm considering between Masterbooks and Apologia (do prefer Christian, but could be secular). I do work from home as well and have some concerns about being able to consistently run labs, so looking for a program that has a video component for the labs for when I can't run them.

Help?

I heard it mentioned but don’t see it on demand. Does anyone have a link? Thanks!

I've had the bike about 8 months now, and want to be a bit more organized.

How many rides are you doing a week? How many of those are all out, and how many are fun rides?

Are we doing core daily? How much strenth training? Are you fitting in yoga too?

The January 100 challenge was so great to help me form strong habits. I’ve seen that there’s usually 2 a year. When does the 2nd one normally start?

How long were you with WeLo? It seems like a lot of people that were fired were with them for 3 years, myself included. I've never seen anyone say they were with WeLo for 4 years. I think we aged out. Thoughts?

And logged a whole 20 mins on Monday. And I work at a computer, and check regularly.

How is your week going?

The first ride dropped today, and that 30 minute tabata was too intimidating to do before work on a Monday filled with meetings. Tomorrow it is! Who's taken it already?

I took a live ride today for my 200th ride. I didn’t get a call out 🥺, but I thought for sure I’d get lots of high fives from the leaderboard. I didn’t see any milestones in my feed of 600+ riders. Is that normal, or did I accidentally change a setting somewhere lol

Kiddo has been homeschooled from the start and is entering 9th grade next year. I am on the struggle bus as far as selecting courses for 9th grade, and a general plan to keep her transcript at the appropriate level if she chooses to go to college.

We live in a state where most homeschoolers use an umbrella school, and there are no graduation requirements per se, but I'd like her transcript to be strong for college admissions.

Some courses are no brainers for next year like:

- Algebra 1
- Honors English 9
- Biology
- Spanish 1 (might as well get those 2 years of language out of the way)

I'm trying to decide what direction to take with social studies. The curriculum we use recently launched a high school world cultures and geography that looks interesting. But don't you need just US History, World History, US Govt and Civics during the high school career? Where would geography fit?

Can PE be a full year credit? I am not really wanting to do the half credit of health this year, nor personal finance, because I feel like she'd get more out of those subjects a little later.

Any homeschool vets care to share what their 9th graders course selection looked like?

I’m 120 months postpartum (😂) and the only issue arrives when running. Maybe the postpartum classes have some pelvic floor trainings?