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👉Homeschooling Guide + New Bible Program at School
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Good Morning, Boerne. With the school year officially underway, today's edition is all about helping local families navigate the new school year.
Inside Today's Email:
A complete guide to homeschooling resources
A new optional Bible program launching
Where parents can grab a mimosa after school drop-off
Boerne Little League boys advance
And a whole lot more. Let’s get into it!
— Chris

Did you know Boerne's water is classified as "extremely hard"? While it's generally safe to drink, all those minerals can lead to soap scum, scale buildup, less-refreshing showers, and even shorten the life of your appliances.
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Whether you're brand new to homeschooling or have been doing it for years, finding the right classes, programs, and community can make a huge difference. Boerne families have plenty of options, from Christian co-ops and nature programs to sports, art, academics, and weekly enrichment classes.
We've put together a guide covering homeschool programs, co-ops, classes, support groups, and helpful Texas resources, including options for families just getting started. There are some great local programs worth knowing about, especially as the new school year gets underway.

For Hill Country homeowners preparing to move, deciding whether to sell the current home first or buy the next one can be a major decision. Finances, timing, market conditions, and personal circumstances can all influence which option makes the most sense.
The latest blog from our partner Charley Wasson of Sunflower Real Estate breaks down the pros and cons of both strategies, including why selling first may offer more negotiating power in today’s market and when buying first could make the transition easier.
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A new optional program is launching this school year at Curington and Fabra Elementary, giving participating students the opportunity to leave campus during part of the school day for Bible instruction through LifeWise Academy.
Parents must opt their children into the program, with participating 1st–5th graders attending on Fridays during their regular CAMP rotation. LifeWise will provide transportation and supervision while students attend lessons at nearby churches.

Mold can spread quickly when left untreated, potentially turning a small issue into a much bigger problem. Rock Renovations provides thorough inspections and professional mold remediation to help homeowners address the source and get things properly taken care of.
Whether you’ve spotted visible mold or suspect there may be a hidden problem, their team can help determine the right solution and get the process moving.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY?
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Boerne Wine Trail Passport | DeVino Cellars | Tuesday
Two For Tuesday Sporting Clays | Joshua Creek Ranch | Tuesday
Annual Back-to-School Happy Hour | The Boerne Bookshop | 8:00 am
Tech Time: Teacup Techie | Boerne Library | 10:00 am
Public Memory Lab Open | Boerne Library | 1:00 pm
Boerne Farmers Market | 157 S Main St. | 4:00 pm
“Dis-Carded” with Julie Jarvis | The Downtown DIY | 5:30 pm
Killer Crafts Discussion Group | Boerne Library | 6:00 pm
Trivia Night | Free Roam | 6:00 pm
Comedy Open Mic Night | Smoky Justice Cigar Lounge | 6:00 pm
Art AfterHours – Solar Printing | Hill Country Council for the Arts | 7:00 pm

THE BOERNE BUZZ
BOERNE OFFICIALLY CELEBRATES NONPROFITS AND THEIR COMMUNITY IMPACT
The City of Boerne has officially proclaimed August 17 as Boerne Nonprofit Day, recognizing the organizations making a difference throughout the community. Celebrations continue this week with a Kendall County proclamation and a local nonprofit mixer. Check it out here
BACK-TO-SCHOOL BIKE SALE BRINGS BIG DEALS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Fabulous Finds is marking the return to school with deals on bikes, including kids' bikes for $40, adult bikes for $60, and Masi road bikes for $150. Every purchase also supports survivors, families, and pets served by Kendall County Women's Shelter. Get the details
BOERNE SIPS SHOWS LOCAL TEACHERS SOME BACK-TO-SCHOOL LOVE
Boerne Sips Nutrition is celebrating local teachers with a special discount during Teacher Appreciation Week. It's a simple way to say thanks to the educators heading back to the classroom and doing so much for local families. Read more
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GARAGE DOOR PROBLEMS DON’T WAIT FOR CONVENIENT TIMES

Our partners at Precision Garage Door Service have live operators answering calls 24/7, with emergency service available when you need it. They also offer evening and weekend appointments at no extra cost.
Whether your door is stuck, broken, or just not working like it should, help is only a call away. (210) 514-5749
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If you're dropping the kids off this morning and need a little time to decompress, two local spots are giving parents a reason to stick around. The Boerne Bookshop and The Dienger Trading Co. will have mimosas, fellowship, and a chance to catch your breath after the first-day chaos.
Because sometimes the back-to-school routine requires a little adult recovery time, too.

Boerne is going back to Williamsport! The Boerne Little League team defeated Louisiana 4-1 Monday and was declared the Southwest Region champion, earning what appeared to be a spot in the Little League World Series for the second time in just three years.
One unusual wrinkle: late Monday, a judge issued a temporary restraining order involving previously disqualified Tulsa and ordered the originally scheduled regional championship game to be played Tuesday at 6 p.m. As of early Tuesday morning, Little League International had not publicly said how it plans to respond, so there is still a possibility Boerne could be asked to play one more game.
Either way, it’s been an incredible run for these young players, their coaches, and everyone who has supported them along the way. We’ll keep you updated as this very unusual situation develops.

WEATHER FORECAST

Have you stepped inside Boerne Farmhouse? Tucked off South Main in a charming log cabin, Boerne Farmhouse mixes vintage architectural salvage with modern home goods like mantels, live edge slabs, and statement pieces, with design help available in-store. This family-run shop is open 7 days a week at 1499 S Main Street. Click here to learn more
Tuesday: High: 97º | Low: 75º | 10% chance of precipitation
Wednesday: High: 98º | Low: 74º | 20% chance of precipitation
Burn Ban: Off
Water Restrictions: Stage 2

MARK YOUR CALENDAR
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Here are a few upcoming events you won’t want to miss!
Sep 2: Chuck Wagon Breakfast
Sep 4-6: Kendall Country Fair & Parade
Sept 24-26: 8th Street Market Vintage Flea
Sep 26: Black Rifle Block Party

Thanks!
That’s all for today’s Boerne Life! Thanks for starting your Tuesday with us.
Have a great day, Boerne, and we’ll see you tomorrow!
Until next time,
— Chris
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