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The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine has been providing homeschool parents with encouragement and support for over twenty years and is recognized as THE TRADE MAGAZINE for homeschool families. Homeschooling families worldwide look to The Old Schoolhouse® for resources to educate their children.

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A world of great ideas and inspiration is waiting for you
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About The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine

The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine is the creation of Paul and Gena Suarez, homeschooling parents of seven children, who wanted to make a difference by supporting and connecting the rapidly expanding homeschooling community. It started in 2001 as an eBay business and then a small email newsletter. Over the years it has transformed into a thick, color, glossy, print magazine as well as a digital edition. You can find it on the shelves at major retailers like Walmart, Books-a-Million, Kroger, Publix, Albertsons, and more. TOS Magazine also mails directly to subscribers, so you never have to miss an issue!

What Readers Are Saying

"I really loved to see that there were articles for the homeschool dad! It’s a rarity to find anything specifically written to the dad. Thank you, I will be sharing this issue with my husband!" –Autumn E.

"Every issue is just like attending a homeschool conference, motivation galore! I receive many homeschool magazines, etc., but yours really stands heads above the rest." –Katrina V.

"The pages of TOS overflow with ideas and thoughts that make me feel right at home . . . I've always been annoyed by magazines that are full of advertising, but with TOS, I find resources that make sense for real life! You have helped me to have the best year of homeschool I’ve had yet!" –Vicky

"I am a fairly new reader, but so far I find your magazine to be the most informative, encouraging, and interesting homeschooling magazine available. You are really in touch with the homeschooling community and all the authors, curriculums, tools, etc., out there, and I like how you keep tabs on the homeschooling "movement" politically and culturally." –Carrie M