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There has never been a better time to homeschool! \u00a0You have decided to homeschool in an era with more opportunities than ever before\u2014both in the number<\/em> of groups and diversity<\/em> of groups devoted to helping home educators.<\/p>\n Homeschool support groups, co-ops, and associations are primarily comprised of like-minded volunteers who choose to discover or reinforce portions of their learning through connecting with others. \u00a0Homeschool groups express a wide range of organizational preferences, attitudes, and practices, which means there is definitely a tribe for you!<\/p>\n Regional associations typically have their own stated purpose, calendar of activities, resources (such as libraries) and membership requirements.\u00a0 Some areas of our state have multiple associations, while some areas do not have any.\u00a0 Many are oriented toward directly serving homeschoolers in a particular area. For example, Forsyth Home Educators (FHE) serves the homeschooling families of Forsyth county<\/em>.<\/p>\n To find local groups near you, go to NCHE regions page<\/a> to find your regional liaison or to see a list of local groups.<\/p>\n Some groups are curricular-oriented and devoted to supporting particular educational activities or ideologies. Co-ops focused on a classical education or those who follow the Charlotte Mason educational philosophy are two such curricular groups. Most of the time, these groups are locally based.<\/p>\n North Carolinians for Home Education (NCHE)<\/strong> is a private, non-profit, volunteer organization active at the state level, serving homeschoolers in North Carolina and beyond. This is us! We are here to provide support on a state-wide level. You can join us and become part of the organization that has been instrumental in making NC a great place to homeschool and keeping it that way.<\/p>\n NCHE’s mission is to\u00a0help parents homeschool with confidence and joy! Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA)<\/a><\/strong> 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. HSLDA advocates on the legal front by fully representing member families at every stage of proceedings.<\/p>\n HSLDA advocates on Capitol Hill by tracking federal legislation that affects homeschooling and parental rights. HSLDA works to defeat or amend harmful bills, but also works proactively, introducing legislation to protect and preserve family freedoms.<\/p>\n NCHE members receive a discount on their HSLDA membership<\/a>. Contact the NCHE office to get your group discount information.<\/p>\n Homeschool Legal Advantage<\/strong> (HLA)<\/a>–an organizations focused on legal issues surrounding the practice of homeschooling.<\/p>\n The National Home Education Research Institute<\/strong> (HNERI) <\/a>and International Center for Home Education Research<\/strong> (ICHER)<\/a> are focused on the academic research of home education practices.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][et_pb_column type=”1_3″ _builder_version=”4.16″ custom_padding=”|||” global_colors_info=”{}” custom_padding__hover=”|||”][et_pb_sidebar area=”et_pb_widget_area_8″ _builder_version=”4.27.3″ hover_enabled=”0″ global_colors_info=”{}” sticky_enabled=”0″][\/et_pb_sidebar][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][\/et_pb_section]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Erste Schritte \u2013 Connect Es gab noch nie einen besseren Zeitpunkt f\u00fcr Homeschooling! Sie haben sich entschieden, in einer Zeit zu Hause zu unterrichten, in der es mehr M\u00f6glichkeiten als je zuvor gibt \u2013 sowohl hinsichtlich der Anzahl der Gruppen als auch der Vielfalt der Gruppen, die sich der Unterst\u00fctzung von Heimerziehern widmen. Selbsthilfegruppen, Genossenschaften und Vereine f\u00fcr den Heimunterricht bestehen in erster Linie aus gleichgesinnten Freiwilligen, die sich daf\u00fcr entscheiden, Teile ihres Lernens zu entdecken oder zu vertiefen, indem sie sich mit anderen vernetzen. Homeschool-Gruppen bringen ein breites Spektrum an organisatorischen Vorlieben, Einstellungen und Praktiken zum Ausdruck, was bedeutet, dass es definitiv einen Stamm f\u00fcr Sie gibt! Regionale Regionalverb\u00e4nde haben in der Regel ihren eigenen erkl\u00e4rten Zweck, ihren eigenen Aktivit\u00e4tskalender, ihre eigenen Ressourcen (z. B. Bibliotheken) und ihre eigenen Mitgliedschaftsvoraussetzungen. In einigen Gebieten unseres Staates gibt es mehrere Verb\u00e4nde, w\u00e4hrend es in anderen Gebieten keine gibt. Viele sind darauf ausgerichtet, Homeschooler in einem bestimmten Bereich direkt zu betreuen. Beispielsweise betreut Forsyth Home Educators (FHE) die Homeschooling-Familien im Forsyth County. Um lokale Gruppen in Ihrer N\u00e4he zu finden, gehen Sie zur NCHE-Regionenseite, um Ihren regionalen Ansprechpartner zu finden oder eine Liste lokaler Gruppen anzuzeigen. Lehrplan Einige Gruppen sind lehrplanorientiert und widmen sich der Unterst\u00fctzung bestimmter Bildungsaktivit\u00e4ten oder Ideologien. Genossenschaften, die sich auf eine klassische Ausbildung konzentrieren, oder solche, die der Bildungsphilosophie von Charlotte Mason folgen, sind zwei solcher Lehrplangruppen. Meistens sind diese Gruppen lokal ans\u00e4ssig. State North Carolinians for Home Education (NCHE) ist eine private, gemeinn\u00fctzige Freiwilligenorganisation, die auf Landesebene aktiv ist und Homeschoolern in North Carolina und dar\u00fcber hinaus hilft. Das sind wir! Wir sind hier, um auf landesweiter Ebene Unterst\u00fctzung zu leisten. Sie k\u00f6nnen sich uns anschlie\u00dfen und Teil der Organisation werden, die ma\u00dfgeblich dazu beigetragen hat, NC zu einem gro\u00dfartigen Ort f\u00fcr Homeschooling zu machen und dies auch so zu halten. Die Mission von NCHE besteht darin, Eltern mit Selbstvertrauen und Freude beim Homeschooling zu helfen! Wir tun dies, indem wir daran arbeiten, das Recht der B\u00fcrger von North Carolina auf Homeschooling zu sch\u00fctzen, Familien mit den Informationen und der Ermutigung auszustatten, die sie ben\u00f6tigen, Familien mit anderen Homeschooling-Familien und -Gruppen im ganzen Staat zu verbinden . Die National Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) ist eine gemeinn\u00fctzige Interessenvertretung, die gegr\u00fcndet wurde, um das verfassungsm\u00e4\u00dfige Recht der Eltern zu verteidigen und voranzutreiben, die Bildung ihrer Kinder zu bestimmen und die Freiheiten der Familie zu sch\u00fctzen. Durch j\u00e4hrliche Mitgliedschaften vereint HSLDA Zehntausende Familien im gemeinsamen Dienst und bietet eine starke Stimme, wann und wo es n\u00f6tig ist. HSLDA setzt sich an der rechtlichen Front ein, indem es die Mitgliedsfamilien in jeder Phase des Verfahrens umfassend vertritt. HSLDA setzt sich auf dem Capitol Hill ein, indem es Bundesgesetze verfolgt, die sich auf Homeschooling und Elternrechte auswirken. HSLDA setzt sich daf\u00fcr ein, sch\u00e4dliche Gesetzesentw\u00fcrfe abzuwehren oder zu \u00e4ndern, geht aber auch proaktiv vor und f\u00fchrt Gesetze zum Schutz und zur Wahrung der Familienfreiheiten ein. NCHE-Mitglieder erhalten einen Rabatt auf ihre HSLDA-Mitgliedschaft. Kontaktieren Sie das NCHE-B\u00fcro, um Informationen zu Ihrem Gruppenrabatt zu erhalten. Homeschool Legal Advantage (HLA) \u2013 eine Organisation, die sich auf rechtliche Fragen rund um die Praxis des Homeschoolings konzentriert. Das National Home Education Research Institute (HNERI) und das International Center for Home Education Research (ICHER) konzentrieren sich auf die akademische Forschung zu h\u00e4uslichen Bildungspraktiken.<\/p>","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":0,"parent":105,"menu_order":3,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":" Now that you intend to homeschool, you should make an effort to associate with other home educators. \u00a0Associations are crucial to a healthy society. \u00a0In contrast to state-controlled or private institutional schools, homeschool associations are primarily volunteeristic*; they are comprised of like-minded people who mutually choose to take part in the planning and executing of goals.<\/p> No two homeschools are alike; different people choose to homeschool for different reasons and practice homeschooling differently. \u00a0Similarly, homeschool associations express a wide range of organization, attitude and practice. \u00a0 There are many and diverse groups devoted to assisting home educators. \u00a0Groups typically have multiple aspects. \u00a0Groups give different weight to each of these aspects in the formation of their identity.<\/p> Many groups are oriented toward directly serving homeschoolers of a particular area. \u00a0That area might be defined as a town or region. \u00a0For example, Home Instructors Need Team Support (HINTS) \"serves the geographical area of south Charlotte\" \u00a0while Forsyth Home Educators (FHE) serves the homeschooling families of Forsyth county in the Piedmont Triad area. \u00a0Many geographic localities have multiple associations, while some geographic localities do not have any.<\/p> These groups typically have their own stated purpose, calendar of activities, resources (such as libraries) and membership requirements.<\/p> To find regional groups near you, contact your NCHE regional director (RD)<\/a> or browse NCHE's list of regional groups<\/a>.<\/p> Others associations are more curricular-oriented, and are devoted to supporting particular educational practices.\u00a0 Some examples would be co-ops focused on classical education and associations of those who follow the Charlotte Mason educational philosophy. Most of these groups are locally-based. To find these groups near you, contact your NCHE regional director (RD)<\/a> or browse NCHE's list of regional groups<\/a>.<\/p> North Carolinians for Home Education (NCHE)<\/strong> is a private, volunteer organization active at the state level, serving North Carolina homeschoolers.<\/p> NCHE's threefold purpose is:<\/p> Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA)<\/a><\/strong> 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. HSLDA advocates on the legal front by fully representing member families at every stage of proceedings.<\/p> HSLDA advocates on Capitol Hill by tracking federal legislation that affects homeschooling and parental rights. HSLDA works to defeat or amend harmful bills, but also works proactively, introducing legislation to protect and preserve family freedoms.<\/p> HSLDA <\/a>has a wonderful website full of many helps for homeschooling families.<\/p> NCHE members receive a discount on their HSLDA membership<\/a>. Contact the NCHE office to get your group discount information.<\/p> Homeschool Legal Advantage<\/strong> (HLA)<\/a>--an organizations focused on legal issues surrounding the practice of homeschooling.<\/p> The National Home Education Research Institute<\/strong> (HNERI)<\/a>and International Center for Home Education Research<\/strong> (ICHER)<\/a> are focused on the academic research of home education practices.<\/p>Regional<\/h3>\n
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