Resources

There are several resources online to help you homeschool.

Here are a few organizations that will offer you information and support.

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LEGAL

https://hslda.org/

Homeschool Legal Defense Association

This association offers legal protection for its members as well as educational support and classes and community resources. There is a yearly fee for a membership. I recommend all homeschooling families join not only for their own piece of mind, but to support all the work that they do to protect our homeschooling freedoms.

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https://fpmca.org/

Family Protection Ministries

Defending the freedom of parents to train, educate, and care for their children privately, without governmental interference. Working to detect, analyze, monitor, and intervene in all legislation affecting the legality of private home education in California since 1986. A yearly membership is highly recommended.

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SUPPORT

https://www.cheaofca.org/

Christian Home Educators of CA.

Since 1982, CHEA has been California’s primary advocate for private homeschoolers. Your Membership helps support CHEA continue as your source of information, your encourager, and advocate. They offer wonderful free resources too.

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https://www.californiahomeschool.net/

California Homeschool Network

CHN is a volunteer run non-profit dedicated to supporting homeschool families and to protecting our homeschool rights here in California. Please consider donating now to help ensure that current and future generations have the right to homeschool in our beautiful state.

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https://www.hsc.org/

Homeschool Association of California

The Homeschool Association of California (HSC) is a non-profit, intentionally inclusive homeschool organization, run by volunteers. HSC is here to help you navigate the homeschooling world with information, networking, and support. 

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RESEARCH

https://www.nheri.org/

National Home Education Research Institute

NHERI conducts and collects research about homeschooling (home-based education, home schooling), and publishes the research journal called the Home School Researcher. The institute has hundreds of research works documented and catalogued on home schooling, many of which were done by NHERI.

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I would suggest you take a look at these websites. Don't let it overwhelm you, and support one or all if you'd like. These organizations are a wonderful resource of information.