Welcome to HEM’s Support Groups Pages
Homeschool support groups and the individuals who build networks between homeschooling families are the glue which holds the homeschooling community together. Through their newsletters, conferences, websites, discussion lists, weblogs and more, homeschool support groups and active individuals keep the lines of communication open, while offering information, resources, news and perspectives on homeschooling.
HEM has long recognized the valuable contributions of homeschool support groups and active individuals, and we hope these resources will help you locate, join, and volunteer to help your local support group or networking individual.
Access your state listing to the right to find contact information for state and local homeschool support groups. To add your group to our list fill in the Group’s Listing form.
HEM Blogs
HEM’s Editor’s
Good Relationships - Every parent wants to establish good relationships with their children whether they are homeschooling or not. ~Marty Layne That line practically jumped off the screen at me as I scrolled through a 1999 interview I did with homeschooling mother Marty Layne, of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Marty had just written an encouraging and thoughtful [...]
HEM’s News & Commentary
It’s Not the Homeschooling - Writing on her blog, Tape Flags and First Thoughts, Su Penn explores, the nature of kids, school and us adult humans: This morning I was thinking about a long note I wrote on Facebook a few months ago, about how we homeschool. When I posted it, I knew that there would be at least a [...]
Guide to Homeschooling Resources
Homeschooling while traveling - The mother of a homeschooling family from Sweden recently wrote that thanks to homeschooling, her family has been able to travel long term around the world. She also mentioned that they often visit other families while touring since there are only about 100 families in Sweden that homeschool. You can read their page on children, travel [...]
HEM’s Closer Look
Freedoms At Risk – Twenty Years Later - In the late 1980’s we started seeing incidents, at first seemingly unrelated but then increasingly fitting a pattern, until by March of 1991 we had become concerned enough to admit a growing sense of alarm to our colleagues, associates, and fellow homeschooling activists. In those days before email and the Internet were commonplace tools, we [...]
