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hi, i'm KayCee
Weirdly domestic homeschooling, work-from-home mom of...hmm, I seem to have lost count. When not wiping noses, playing taxi, or washing a never-ending pile of laundry, I spend stolen moments in the bathroom reading as much as I can and drinking heavily reheated butter coffee.
our homeschool story
our homeschool story
The longer I homeschool, the more relaxed we get. The more I watch my children grow, the more I realize that their education is something they have more control over than I (or even they) realize.
Our journey began in 2012 when my oldest son "The Kidd" was in first grade. I was tired of the issues we were having at school. He was being told where and how to play on the playground, spending an hour on homework, lacking true support in areas he was struggling with, and the school's inability to be flexible about our travel schedule. I was working as a nanny at the time (and had been since before he was born), and negotiated bringing him to work with me with the family I was working for.
Over the years, and with more children running around now, our reasons for continuing to homeschool have grown and evolved, but ultimately, it all comes down to this being the best choice for our family.
"Didn't you used to be Hip Hop Homeschoolers?"
YEP! Evolution. But we still love hip hop!
what i believe in
what i believe in
raising readers
raising readers
Books are the backbone of not only our homeschool but our household. Books open the world to endless knowledge and imagination. Say it with me: "There's no such thing as twaddle!"
inclusivity
inclusivity
The homeschool collective has traditionally been white, Christian, conservative, and exclusive. We homeschool in the real world and believe that homogenous groups of any kind aren't ideal for learning.
flexibility
flexibility
Everyone can and should homeschool their child(ren) the way they want, even within the confines of federal and state laws, charter regulations, work situations, family dynamics, local demographics, financial circumstances, and more.
Everyone can and should homeschool their child(ren) the way they want, even within the confines of federal and state laws, charter regulations, work situations, family dynamics, local demographics, financial circumstances, and more.
random facts about me
random facts about me
My love-affair with the extremely hot Earl Grey started when I was 7 years old, thanks to my grandmother.
If I didn’t have so many things going on in any given day, I would spend my life in a window seat, wearing a bath robe 3 sizes too big, reading book after book.
I have had a dog or two (not the same one) my entire life.
I live for emojis, memes, and the strategically placed GIF.
The sweet potato was the worst thing EVER to happen to the french fry.
I didn’t learn to drive until I was 21. That’s when I finally decided it was necessary.
I’m extremely ticklish. I once kicked — ON ACCIDENT! — the woman doing my pedicure – she got a big tip!
If I could only eat one thing forever, it would be shrimp. I literally don’t care how you cook it.
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