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Homeschool Links
The following sites may contain information useful to you if you are a homeschooler or someone enquiring about homeschooling. Valley Home Scholars considers these sites useful resources only. VHS is not responsible for the content of these resources.
National Home School Support Groups
Home School Legal Defense Association is a nonprofit advocacy organization established to defend and advance the constitutional right of parents to direct the education of their children and to protect family freedoms. Through annual memberships, HSLDA is tens of thousands of families united in service together, providing a strong voice when and where needed.
Washington State Homeschool Support Groups
Christian Homeschool Network of Washington
CHNOW is a statewide grass roots organization dedicated to protecting your God given right to homeschool in Washington State without government interference. CHNOW is the legislative liaison to Christian Heritage Home Educators of Washington and the state liaison to Home School Legal Defense Association. We provide information to the legislature, government agencies and homeschool families like yours, on:
- current homeschool laws;
- any proposed legislation before the state legislature and Congress that could impact our homeschools;
- current controversial issues and how they effect homeschool regulations and freedoms.
Alternative Learning Programs
Part-time attendance
WATCH
The Washington Association of Teaching Christian Homes is a volunteer-driven, service oriented ministry to homeschooling families in the beautiful state of Washington.
We desire to support homeschooling families, giving them the tools they need, both practical and spiritual, to assist parents in their commitment to home education.
Because of this, WATCH does not focus only on home schooling, but on ministering
to the heart of home schooling... and at the center of this is the heart of the Father.
God cares about families!
WHO
The Washington Homeschool Organization is a statewide, non-profit membership organization. Its mission is to serve the diverse interests of home-based education in Washington State. WHO is nonpartisan, nonsectarian, and nondiscriminating in its views of homeschooling and participation in its activities.
Local Homeschool Support Groups
North Spokane Homeschool Connection
North Spokane Homeschool Connection is a group of homeschool families who work together to create a safe, Christ-centered learning environment for our children. Prayer and Bible reading is encouraged in the classroom. We are independent of public education funds and requirements for government schools.Hastings Homeschool Group
Jane Vergine (509) 468-3739CHEE
Tammy Peterson (509) 276-2721Eastern WA Catholic Home Scholars
E-mailHOPE of the Palouse
Linda Tenney (208) 882-1049South Side Home Educators
A new group meeting monthly at Deeper Life Church, 4017 E. 21st.Contact Jennifer Storebo at 590-9516 for more information.
Idaho Support Groups
INCH
INCH is a non-profit co-op and support group serving homeschoolers in Coeur d'Alene and surrounding areas. INCH is not a drop-off program or a school, but a co-op run solely by volunteer moms and dads. We offer homeschool students from preschool through high school an assortment of academic and enrichment classes and social activities to supplement their homeschooling experience, as well as classes and workshops to encourage and support homeschooling moms.NIHEA
NIHEA is a Christian ministry, which provides support to families interested in home schooling. Its board members open their hearts, homes, and lives to this group of people and work to encourage their members to do the same.
More Homeschool Related Links
Heritage History
The Heritage History library contains hundreds of entertaining and easily-read history books which were written for students and non-specialists many years ago, and are currently in the public domain. Likewise, all the illustrations, maps, and other history-related material on our site were taken from books that are no longer copyright protected and therefore, are available to publish without cost. There are restrictions on usage, but most of the information on this site can be freely shared for any non-commercial use.
All of the books and images included on this website have been prepared by volunteers, simply for the pleasure of sharing these fascinating stories from past times. Heritage History is therefore, an amateur (French for "lover of") enterprise, whose mission is to make old-fashioned history books, written for the enjoyment of young people and the general public, freely available in a convenient electronic form.
