Check Out Some Of The Homeschool Organizations Across America
Check Out Some Of The Homeschool Organizations Across America
Homeschooling is a journey filled with opportunities for learning, growth, and connection — not just for children but for families as a whole. Across America, numerous organizations are dedicated to supporting homeschool families through resources, advocacy, and community-building. Whether you’re just starting your homeschool journey or looking to enhance your current experience, these organizations can provide valuable guidance, legal assistance, and inspiration. Below is a curated list of homeschool organizations, each offering unique perspectives and tools to empower your family’s educational adventure.
Disclaimer: The following organizations are shared for informational and educational purposes only, including their website addresses. Homeschooler House is not affiliated with these groups, does not endorse them, and is not responsible for their content, views, or policies. Please review each organization's mission and resources to determine if they align with your family’s values and needs. Always do your own due diligence!
- Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA)
www.hslda.org- HSLDA provides legal support, advocacy, and resources for homeschooling families to protect their educational freedom and stay compliant with state laws.
- National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI)
www.nheri.org- NHERI conducts research on homeschooling and shares evidence-based findings to support the homeschool movement.
- The Alliance for Self-Directed Education (ASDE)
www.self-directed.org- Advocating for self-directed learning, ASDE offers resources for families interested in alternative, learner-driven education approaches.
- Christian Home Educators Association (CHEA)
www.cheaofca.org- CHEA provides resources, conventions, and support groups for Christian homeschool families, particularly in California.
- Secular Homeschool Community
www.secularhomeschool.com- A supportive and inclusive space offering resources and forums for secular homeschoolers across diverse educational philosophies.
- National Black Home Educators (NBHE)
www.nbhe.net- NBHE empowers African American families by providing resources, support, and advocacy for successful homeschooling.
- The Homeschool Alliance
www.juliebogart.com/homeschool-alliance- A coaching and resource hub designed to help parents improve their teaching strategies and student engagement.
- Coalition for Responsible Home Education (CRHE)
www.responsiblehomeschooling.org- CRHE promotes the well-being of homeschooled children through evidence-based policies, resources, and advocacy.
- Home Education Magazine
www.homeedmag.com- A longstanding publication that provides a wealth of articles and resources covering various homeschooling philosophies and practices.
- Unschooling United
www.unschoolingunited.com- A resource hub for families practicing unschooling, offering tools, inspiration, and connections for child-led learning.
This list offers a starting point for exploring diverse resources, advocacy groups, and communities within the homeschool landscape beyond what is offered in the Homeschooler House directory, community and articles.
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