Tuesday, November 24, 2009

The Heart & Soul of Home-School-Online.com

We thought you might like to know more about the women who bring you the great homeschooling insights each and every day found on our blog, on Facebook and on Twitter.

Our esteemed crew includes:


Kerry Jones is a geek, writer and homeschooling
mom for 2 boys with special needs. She is an
instructor for the BlogWritingCourse.com where
she imparts her wisdom about blog creation,
writing and marketing to those who want to
follow in her footsteps. She is the moderator
or administrator for more blogs than she can
count but a few worth mentioning include:
Topsy Techie and Secular Homeschool.



Kelly Stone is a homeschooling mom for
6 kids that span an age range of 21 years.
Her youngest son has Down syndrome
and 2 of her eldest have graduated from
homeschool. One earned a college degree
in Computer Electronics and the other is
studying business in college. She is owner
of The Swap.com, the oldest curriculum swap
site on the Internet and on the governing board
of Mid-Columbia Christian Home School Co-op.
In addition to her administrative duties for this
group she writes and publishes the monthly
newsletter and maintains the group website.
In her spare time she teaches classes in
journalism and literature for this group.
Kelly is a freelance writer for Time4Learning,
an online homeschooling curriculum.



Mary Arnold is the President and Homeschool
Support Group Leader for the Pinellas Parent
Educators Association. She writes for 2
publications, Mary’s Musings in the print
newsletter published by
Pinellas Parent Educators Association sent
to over 300 families each month and a twice
weekly post on a homeschooling blog found at
http://www.home-school-online.com/.
In addition she is a teacher at a local co-op
that ministers to over 200 kids covering
topics including young earth creationism,
biblical worldview and strengths-based
education classes. She is privileged to be
the mom to four incredible sons, three of
which have Central Auditory
Processing Disorder.  

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