Choose from several homeschool groups that offer advice, legalities, and assistance to help you begin the adventure of homeschooling in the Austin Metro.
Top Ranked Info Providers:
- “How to Get Started” at the Old Quarry Branch Library (7051 Village Center, Austin, TX 78731) – Repeats every last Thursday of a month 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm, except November – it will be on Monday the 24th. Sponsored by the Christian Home Education Association of Central Texas (CHEACT). Free
- Smoothing the Way – Monthly meetings building on your growing knowledge and experience. $75 lifetime membership incl: workbook, meetings, and webinars. Scholarships are available. For more information call: 512-639-9341.
- The “Newcomers Guide” of the Austin Area Homeschoolers (AAH)- This group’s website contains many links to various topics in – Basics, AAH Activities, Legal Issues, Curriculum Issues, Maps of Parks, Resources. The AAH email list gives daily notices of sales, questions, and events.
- Texas Home School Coalition (THSC)’s “Considering Home Schooling?” – Just the facts, particularly the legal ones, designed especially for Texans. Offers a free quarterly magazine. Members receive free legal assistance and discounts on homeschool resources.
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This is good information. I enjoy going to library information sessions and free classes for this type of thing. Now I know more about what to consider if I ever need to home school. The idea is so daunting since I’m not a teacher, so you’ve provided some great resources. Thanks!
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Thanks for the kudos! There are LOTS of parents out there that homeschool without having had any teaching experience. Most parents parent without taking parenting classes, which includes assisting their children with their homework… well what do you know? You’re qualified! Parents usually know best 🙂
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No kiddos yet, but the fact that I’m doing my research says something right? Parenting classes – that’s not a bad idea. 😛
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