Category Archives: San Antonio

BASH: Bexar/Atascosa Secular Homeschoolers

BASH: Bexar/Atascosa Secular Homeschoolers is a new, secular organization designed to serve those in south San Antonio and surrounding areas in Bexar county and Atascosa county. It is a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization with many benefits and activities. There is a mix of social and educational opportunities, festivals, discounts and even a scholarship is being established. BASH is an all-inclusive group that welcomes all religious beliefs and educational philosophies.

For more details on the benefits of BASH and to see their schedule of events, you can find them online at http://bashhomeschool.org or on Facebook at http://Facebook.com/bashhomeschool.

Daytime Youth Curfews

San Antonio recently renewed it’s daytime youth curfew which is considered a “model” for the nation. It’s goal is keep unsavory youth off of the street. Of course, that wouldn’t include homeschoolers but you never know. This ordinance is especially troublesome for teenagers so you might want to provide them with some sort of identification or note from you. Continue reading »

San Antonio Children’s Museum

At the entrance is a soaring climbing structure to the mezzanine–the ‘Landmark Climbing Structure’–reminiscent of the skyline of city. Children may also explore pattern and preservation in the ‘Mission Courtyard’, open a bank account for museum currency in the Good $Cents Bank, or conduct their own scientific experiments in ‘Leonardo’s Workshop’. Continue reading »