And the winner of the Old Schoolhouse EXPO ticket is.....

Martha Bashir
 
A big congrats goes out to Martha! Martha, please take time after you attend the Old Schoolhouse EXPO to share with us what you gleaned from the EXPO and also share a bit about yourself and your homeschool journey.
 
I will be sending you the code for your FREE EXPO.
 
 
Experience homeschool encouragement all week long with the Week Long Schoolhouse Expo Event. Dates: August 19-23, 2013
Speakers include:
Ray Comfort LivingWaters.com
Diane Waring History Alive!
Dr. Jay Wile Author & Speaker
Todd Wilson The Familyman
Andrew Pudewa Teaching Boys and Other Children Who Would Rather Make Forts All Day
Christine Field Center For Homeschool Liberty
Deborah Wuehler TOS
And many more!
Start your homeschool year out right, with a Special Event from The Old Schoolhouse.
Disclaimer: This is a promotional post, with admission to the Expo as my reimbursement.

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