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Experience hands-on learning at its best! Join the HEAV team and hundreds of homeschoolers from across the Commonwealth for HEAV’s annual Homeschool Day at the Capitol in Richmond. The day begins at St. John’s Historic Church with a special reenactment of Patrick Henry’s “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death” speech., followed by a chamber […]
Join us the first Friday of November each year for this very special virtual event. National Homeschool Day of Prayer is a day dedicated to praying for homeschooling, homeschool freedom, for our elected officials, and for God's guidance as we raise and educate our children at home. Hourly prayer prompts on the Homeschool Freedom Facebook page and Instagram channel, special guests join us online to pray live throughout the day on Facebook and YouTube, plus a free activity guide with interactive worksheets for kids of all ages, and more!
Call your friends and sign up now to join us for a weekend full of fun and fellowship at the 2024 NCHE Moms Retreat on November 8-9.
Hosted by Homeschool Louisiana. Leaders from all groups helping homeschool families are welcome! Unlock your organization’s full potential at our summit, where we share actionable strategies for growth and success. You'll come away with tips for handling meetings, vision for your group, best practices, and you'll enjoy interaction with leaders from around the state. Lunch is included. Guest speakers Jeff & Lisa Barber, President of MHEA (Mississippi Home Educators Association), and co-pastors of a three-year-old church plant in Jackson, MS.
Find encouragement and connection on the local level at this Homeschool Iowa Local Connect half-day event. You'll choose from breakout sessions like Homeschooling 101 and Homeschooling High School to help you find answers for targeted questions. Opportunities are also provided to allow you to meet and interact with other local homeschoolers and to learn about local support options and opportunities.
The Kansas City area abounds with enrichment programs, athletic opportunities, and co-operatives (often called co-ops) for homeschool families! In fact, newbies can often feel overwhelmed before they even start. In this webinar, we’ll help you cut through the noise by considering your family’s specific needs. For example, are you looking for “on-site” where parents stay with their students throughout the experience? Or do you prefer “drop-off” options where children learn from third-party educators (and parents continue the learning at home)? Pricing can also affect your decision-making process, and we’ll discuss ways to budget for – and hopefully save on – tuition costs, enrollment fees, and more. Finally, make sure you’ve considered important intangibles such as the program’s vision and mission, legal factors, and conflict-resolution policies!
In this webinar, we’ll help homeschool families cut through the noise by considering your family’s specific needs. For example, are you looking for “on-site” where parents stay with their students throughout the experience? Or do you prefer “drop-off” options where children learn from third-party educators (and parents continue the learning at home)? Pricing can also affect your decision-making process, and we’ll discuss ways to budget for – and hopefully save on – tuition costs, enrollment fees, and more. Finally, make sure you’ve considered important intangibles such as the program’s vision and mission, legal factors, and conflict-resolution policies!
Join us at the Statehouse for a field trip day! An unforgettable day of activities and learning experiences for all ages awaits you. Hundreds of homeschooling families will be gathering at the Capitol for a day of learning, meeting new friends, speakers, and activities. It’s great for you, and it’s great for our legislators. Homeschool freedom matters and joining us at the Capitol is a great way to show your support for homeschool freedom. Make sure to join us at noon to hear from legislators, our IAHE Action team, and other speakers. This can be a great educational field trip day with hands-on learning and a chance to build meaningful connections with legislators and homeschoolers from all across the state. We can’t wait to see you there!
Women's Encouragement Day is a day of refreshing where local homeschool moms gather to worship, fellowship, grow in your faith, and be encouraged to finish your homeschool year strong. You will enjoy a scrumptious brunch and an afternoon tea as we gather around the table to hear from families who have homeschooled for two or more generations. We will glean wisdom from God’s word through speaker sessions, music that will lift our spirits and enjoy a delicious lunch while fellowshipping with other homeschool moms. All homeschool moms (or those considering homeschooling) are welcome!
Homeschool Alabama has registered with Scripps National Spelling be so that homeschooled students in Alabama may participate in the bee. Register your student through our website to access spelling bee materials including word lists. We will use the online testing platform as a preliminary for all homeschoolers in Alabama (January 1-12, 2025). Then we will hold an in-person bee for the top 20 spellers on Saturday, February 1 (Weather date February 8). Join us for the state homeschool spelling bee!
Join us for a weekend filled with encouragement and practical advice. This is an event that the whole family will enjoy. We have many sessions to choose from for the adults, a teen track, a children’s track, a full and lively vendor hall, Friday night entertainment, and a one night used curriculum sale. There’s something for everyone and we hope to see you there!
CAPE at the Capitol is homeschool day in Santa Fe, celebrating the Governor’s annual official proclamation of Home Education Week in New Mexico. CAPE-NM at the Capitol is an event that builds and maintains the foundations that keeps homeschooling free in New Mexico; a morning in beautiful Santa Fe, New Mexico, the oldest capital city in the United States; a chance to meet your lawmakers and other homeschoolers; a field trip to introduce your children to the legislative process; and an opportunity to show decision-makers how normal homeschooling and homeschoolers really are.
