Jon's Homeschool Resources
Support groups & homeschooling law
| This page is divided into three parts: | |
| US Domestic Resources | US laws and support group listings |
| US Military Families | At home and abroad |
| Foreign Resources | Laws and support group outside the US |
| Religious Resources | Sectarian resources |
| US Domestic Resources | top |
| US laws and support group listings | |
Can't find a group you like? Look at my list of homeschooler's web pages, sorted by zip code, to find a homeschooler near you - or try Practical Homeschooling magazine's list of Homeschool Organizations.
| US Military Families | top |
| At home and abroad | |
| Foreign Resources | top |
| Laws and support group outside the US | |
Australia • Canada • France • Germany • Holland • Israel • Japan • New Zealand • Singapore • South Africa • Spain • Sweden • Switzerland • United Kingdom
| Religious Resources | top |
| Sectarian resources | |
However, Christians are a big block within the homeschooling community. Many regions have numerous support groups - and all are Christian, whether overtly (ie with a Statement Of Faith and all) or not. For example, many non-Christians have found that local "broad" or "secular" groups tolerate non-Christian members but reserve all responsible positions for Christians.
That is, I see non-Christian homeschoolers - whether religious, agnostic, or atheist - as widespread, but often in the local minority. A farflung community I need to do outreach to.
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Jon Shemitz
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If a link doesn't work, try Google. Just copy the group's name, and paste it into Google's search box. You'll be amazed at how often this works - I used this technique a lot when I updated pages for the Oct02 refresh.