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Your top source for Homeschool information in Massachusetts. Massachusetts Homeschooling Associations Events Field Trips Legal Information Online Social Networks Resources Support Groups Associations Advocates for Home Education in Massachusetts AHEM is working to foster a population of informed and active homeschoolers empowered to be their own best advocates. Massachusetts Home Learning Association MHLA is...
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Join a homeschool group in Worcester and Central Massachusetts. Organize activities. Share resources. Help new homeschool families. Create communities.
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Join a homeschool group in Franklin County & Western Massachusetts. Organize activities with other homeschoolers. Share resources. Help new homeschool families. Create communities. Franklin Regional Council of Governments, Hampden County, Hampshire County - Pioneer Valley, and Western Massachusetts.
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Educational things to do with kids in Massachusetts. Websites recommended by your Homeschool Guide.
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Home education proposals can be made subject only to essential and reasonable requirements in Massachusetts.
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Are there dyslexia homeschool curriculum and programs out there? YES! Find resources to help you teach and support your homeschooler with dyslexia here.
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The rights of special education students are protected under IDEA. Homeschool students with disabilities have access to many resources. Learn about homeschool special needs laws by state here.
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How much do you know about the Pilgrims? Check out these free online resources to learn more about Pilgrim facts and history. Perfect for a Thanksgiving Unit!
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It can be difficult to find a secular or non-religious homeschool group. Find online and local secular homeschool groups listed here to help.
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Homeschool support groups come in many shapes and sizes and provide helpful resources to homeschooling families. Learn more about local homeschool support groups near you.
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Homeschooling is legal in the US but homeschool laws vary by state. Learn about homeschooling requirements, testing, and resources with these helpful tips.
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Celebrate Women’s History Month with these 5 women making STEM history that your kids should know.
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Get out and enjoy a fun Halloween activity near you with these 2018 Halloween events for Homeschoolers by State!
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How well does your state perform in the national public school ratings? Learn more about the quality of education by state, which are the lowest performing states in education, and what you can do about it.
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What is Patriots' Day? Learn more about the history of this Massachusetts holiday with these free resources.
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Resources, support groups and laws for homeschooling in Colorado. From your A2Z Homeschooling Guide.
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These might best be called "Unschooling with a Diploma" programs. With some of these homeschool programs, you can just take online classes for fun, and not for credit.
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Many homeschoolers use the Common Core State Standards to learn “educationalese” for filling out reports or required plans. While homeschooled students are not required to follow Common Core, they will compete in the future for jobs and college placement with students who have been educated to these standards. So, when homeschooling, try to do...
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Some may be called Cottage Schools, Democratic Schools, or Resource Centers, but they are springing up among homeschoolers all over the world.
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Unschooling Social Networks Christian Radical Unschoolers It is a place for those who honestly want to re-think their fears, prejudices, knee-jerk reactions & beliefs about learning, teaching, “education”, & controlling parenting practices. Creative Unschooling Unschooling is a way of life, not just for (all) children but their parents, too. Creativity, on the other hand,...
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