Southside Atlanta-area homeschool families looking for weekly physical education classes will find a great option at Harvest Village LLC in Jonesboro. Led by qualified instructor Sonnet Grant, Homeschool P.E. Hour is offered on Wednesdays at 1 p.m. during the school year. Students do not need to be good at sports to enjoy Sonnet’s P.E. session. They just need to show up ready to have fun and move their bodies. “Basically, it is fitness,” says Sonnet, who led these youth-foc

For Tim and Jennifer Wilmoth, martial arts has never been just an activity — it has been a life journey, a calling, and ultimately the foundation of their family. In fact, martial arts is where their story began. Over two decades ago, Tim and Jen met through the martial arts community while teaching and training. What started as a shared passion grew into a shared mission: helping others discover confidence, discipline, and strength through martial arts training. For many y

About three years ago, I joined my local my local 4H archery team. I wanted to participate in a sport for my high school physical education credits, but I didn’t want to join a competitive sports team. When I learned about archery, it seemed like the perfect sport for me. 4H archery lasts all school year, with a fall season for indoor archery and a spring season for outdoor archery. To join the team, you need to find a local 4H extension with an archery team and join that 4

As a homeschooled teen, finding sports programs to join can be a little more challenging, and it could be seen as one of the things where public schools have more offer. This does not mean that finding a good sports program or even any sports program is impossible; you just need to know where to look. Accredited Co-ops, for example, are a great option and tend to have a variety of different sports programs to join. Last year, I joined the Konos tennis team. I didn’t need to b