Parent Resources

‘We are at war’ - Bishop Finn’s Gospel of Life Convention Keynote

Home Schooling and Church Teaching
Does the Church support and encourage home schooling? Absolutely! Click below for details... Home Schooling Based on Catholic Church Teaching Preparing Children for the Sacraments The Baltimore Catechism Age of Confirmation: When Local and Universal Law Conflict (Vatican Congregation for Divine Worship)

Home Schooling and Church Teaching

Does the Church support and encourage home schooling? Absolutely! Click below for details...

Home Schooling Based on Catholic Church Teaching
Preparing Children for the Sacraments
The Baltimore Catechism
Age of Confirmation: When Local and Universal Law Conflict (Vatican Congregation for Divine Worship)

Audio

“Church Teachings on Homeschooling” (1:19:32)	WMA	MP3
“Cultivating a Catholic Culture in the Home” - Dr. Mary Kay Clark (1:40:35)	WMA	MP3
“Home Schoolers in College” - Mr. Paul Sullivan (18:25)	WMA	MP3
“Home Schooling Tips” - Mrs. Ginny Seuffert (55:41)	WMA	MP3
“The Father’s Role: In the Image and Likeness of the Father” - Deacon Eugene G. McGuirk (15:30)		MP3

Video

Dr. Clark interview with Fr. Mitch Pacwa on EWTN (4:20)
Catholic Life with Dr. Mary Kay Clark and John Clark Part 1 (26:57)	Catholic Life with Dr. Mary Kay Clark and John Clark Part 2 (28:22)

Webcasts

Homeschool Dads: Husband, Father, and Teacher

Dr. Mary Kay Clark and Gene McGuirk discuss with you the significance a dad can have in the success in everyone’s homeschool efforts.

What is Home Schooling?

In this webcast, Dr. Mary Kay Clark and John Clark discuss many aspects of home schooling, and answer questions asked by several parents.

Reading Lists

Suggested supplemental reading for grades K-8

State Laws
The Home School Legal Defense Association has excellent information on each state’s laws regarding home schooling.

Newsletter Archive
In this archive, we have past Seton newsletters dating back to 1996. The newsletters are all in Adobe’s PDF format. A topical index of newsletter articles is also available.

Organizations to Help You

Colleges Attended by Seton Students

The following college choices seem to be the most popular with Seton graduates*:

Ave Maria University (Naples, Florida)
Christendom College (Front Royal, Virginia)
College of St. Thomas More (Fort Worth, Texas)
Franciscan University of Steubenville (Steubenville, Ohio)
John Paul the Great Catholic University (San Diego, California)
Magdalen College (Warner, New Hampshire)
Our Lady of Corpus Christi (Corpus Christi, Texas)
Southern Catholic College (Dawsonville, Georgia)
Thomas Aquinas College (Santa Paula, California)
Thomas More College of Liberal Arts (Merrimack, New Hampshire)
Wyoming Catholic College (Lander, Wyoming)

Information about the SAT, PSAT and ACT tests.

Honor Society

Eta Sigma Alpha, founded in 1999, requires a student to have a 3.5 grade-point-average plus a high score on a standardized test. For more information, go to Eta Sigma Alpha National Home School Honor Society.