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The Internet is full of information on homeschooling, some so-so, some worth their weight in gold. Below are some links for you to start with. Most of them will link you to other sites and more information than you could ever use. Bookmark the ones that interest you. Move on from the ones that don't. You'll know what you like and what you don't. 

 

To Talk to others homeschooling in New Hampshire:

New Hampshire Homeschooling Resources List (NHHR-L) - an email list specifically for NH homeschoolers. 

Parents Homeschooling Teens - (http://mailman.dimentech.com/mailman/listinfo/pht- an email list specifically for parents homeschooling teens in New Hampshire. 

General Homeschooling Resources:

National Home Education Network

exists to encourage and facilitate the vital grassroots work of state and local homeschooling organizations and individuals by providing information, fostering networking and promoting public relations on a national level.

www.nhen.org

 

Home School Legal Defense Association

a Christian organization established to defend and advance the constitutional right of parents to direct the education of their children and to protect family freedoms. Member families receive legal consultation by letter and phone, hundreds more are represented through negotiations with local officials, and dozens are represented in court proceedings.  The website includes further information and links about all aspects of homeschooling

www.hslda.org 

 

Homeschool Teens and College

infomation on educating through high school and applying to college

www.homeschoolteenscollege.com/diplomaisp.htm

 

National Home Education Research Institute

Produces research (statistics, facts, findings) on home schooling.
www.nheri.org

 

Jon's Homeschool Resource Page - one of the oldest and largest homeschooling sites on the Web.


About.com's Guide to Homeschooling - a collection of links to homeschooling information on the Internet.


Finding Homeschool Support on the Internet

 

Michael's Home Education Home Page-  a New Hampshire home educator's collection of useful links and information.  His approach is to "accelerate using eclectic materials in a semi-structured way."


Learn in Freedom! - this Web site seeks to serve people all over the world who use on-line technology to enhance their own educations.  Includes a listing of nearly 1,000 colleges and universities which admit homeschoolers.


Unschooling.com - information and resources for those interested in child-led learning.


Home Education Magazine
- homeschooling news and information, support and encouragement, thoughtful writings and helpful resources for your family's homeschool adventure.

 

Home School Dads - Geared specifically for the fathers who homeschool. Get the latest homeschooling news, articles, organizations, events, Homeschool Mall, and much, much more! http://www.homeschooldads.com

 

www.WonderHS.com

A parent-to-parent resource on eclectic Waldorf homeschooling and educating with wonder.   Holistic education articles and resources.

 

www.naturallynhkids.com though not specifically a homeschooling site, includes info on homeschooling (unschooling) and links to NH activities.  Also offers some homeschooling books and materials.

 

Colleges that admit homeschoolers  www.learninfreedom.org/colleges_4_hmsc.html (the list is always increasing, however.)

 

New Hampshire Legislative Issues that Affect Homeschoolers:

 

Chris Hamilton, long-time NHHC Board member, has a website listing bills being considered by the New Hampshire Legislature that may affect homeschooling.  Find out more at

http://www.empire.net/~beaverlodge/legislation/index.html

 



Curriculum/Scope and Sequence:


The McREL Standards Database - a compendium of standards and benchmarks for K-12.


Learning How to Locate Homeschooling Resources - suggestions for locating materials and resources for learning about anything and everything.

 

Worldbook Recommended Course of Study  http://www.worldbook.com/wb/Students?curriculum  An overview of the subjects/topics commonly taught in public and private school across North America.  The learning levels include preschool through grade 12.
 


Special Needs Resources:

NATional cHallenged Homeschoolers Associated Network (NATHHAN) - Resources for a wide variety of learning disabilities.

 

Another Path: A comprehensive guide to homeschooling your deaf or hard of hearing child
Another Path currently contains over 200 pages of resources to guide you through any homeschool project from buying curriculum to making animated films. 
http://www.deafhomeschool.com 

 

Homeschooling Kids With Disabilities http://members.tripod.com/Maaja/index.htm offers information and support to people who are homeschooling children with special educational needs.

 

NACD is an international organization which evaluates and designs Home programs for a vast array of children including children with Learning Disabilities, ADD, PDD or any autism spectrum, DS, Brain Injured, Accelerated as well as children with other diagnoses or no diagnosis. We train parents how to improve their child’s cognitive function, improve academic performance as well as improve any other areas of need such as fine and gross motor skills, speech issues, behavioral issues, etc. NACD empowers the parents.

www.nacd.org.


Sports:

 

The Homeschool SportsNet (HSPN) is the only national organization dedicated to the promotion of any and all homeschool sports. Their exclusive team locator pages, lists and identifies homeschool sports organizations for each state.  HSPN is bridging the gap between homeschool athletes and the NCAA by coordinating eligibility forms and offering exposure to college scouts and recruiters.  One way they do this is to list top achievers from around the country, such as the top 25 basketball athletes who have scored over 1,000 career points in their high school career. They also list achievers in soccer, baseball, softball, volleyball and soon football.

info@hspn.net
Phone: 540.636.3713
Web: www.hspn.net
 

The Homeschool Basketball National Website (HBNW),
http://www.geocities.com/homeschoolbasketball  provides information, resources, and services, free of charge Homeschoolers across the nation can access information on how to set up a team, tax exemption, insurance, scholarships, setting up a team website, open tournaments, resource links, state-by-state reports, college contacts, feature articles, bulletin board, history, developmental topics, and much more.   The HBNW also has a backup national website, Homeschool Basketball USA, located at:  http://www.eteamz.com/homeschoolbasketballusa.

Homeschooling Email Lists/Message Boards, Forums:

New Hampshire Homeschooling Resources List (NHHR-L) - an email list specifically for NH homeschoolers. 


Karen Gibson's Homeschooling Email Lists page - links to a wide variety of special interest homeschooling email lists and newsletters.

 

http://www.home-school.com/forums/ discussions on all topics, provided by  Mary Pride's Homeschool World/Practical Homeschooling Magazine.

 

Sonlight Forums have many busy conversations going on about aspects of homeschooling, managing the home and family, and specific questions about the Sonlight (literature based) curriculum. http://www.sonlight-forums.com/ 

 

Homeschool Blogger.  Free blogs for homeschoolers.  http://www.homeschoolblogger.com

 

Magazines:

Not only do magazines offer interesting articles on homeschooling, they are packed full of advertisements and information about the newest curricula, books, online classes, high school programs, and much more.  It's definitely worth subscribing to a magazine for awhile to get oriented in the world of homeschooling.

 

Home Education Magazine

PO Box 1083

Tonasket, WA  98855-1083

800-236-3278

www.homeedmag.com

 

Home Educator's Family Times

PO Box 708

Gray, ME  04039

207-657-2800

www.homeeducator.com

 

Practical Homeschooling

Christian orientation, articles by many well-known homeschoolers. Annual rankings of curriculum materials.

www.home-school.com

 

Homeschooling Today

P.O. Box 436

Barker, TX  77413

281-492-6050

www.homeschooltoday.com

 

The Link Homeschool Newspaper

365 E. Avenue de los Arboles

Thousand Oaks, CA 91360

888-470-4513

www.homeschoolnewslink.com

 

Life Learning

self-directed learning, homeschooling, distance education

www.LifeLearningMagazine.com

 

The Old Schoolhouse Magazine

Christian quarterly featuring articles by many of the most well-known names in homeschooling

http://www.TheHomeschoolMagazine.com

 

Scholarship and Financial Aid Assistance:

 

New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation The NHHEAF Network Organizations are the largest source for college funding within New Hampshire and have a more than 40-year history of helping families plan for and fund higher education.  Students can find more resources at  NH93.com.

 

Foreign Language Study Abroad:

www.flsas.com  FLSAS has been arranging study abroad programs for over 30 years.

FLSAS specializes in programs that offer flexible schedules for independent / unaccompanied / individual participants as well as small groups. FLSAS offers different options for all age groups and interests: adults (including executives & professionals), seniors, college, high school, junior high / middle school. Over 20 languages are offered including: Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Russian, Chinese.

 

The Homeschool Buyers Co-op

a non-profit  working on behalf of homeschooling families throughout the country, negotiates discounts from leading suppliers of products such as     curriculum, media, science kits, books, educational games and toys and more! Membership is FREE to all homeschoolers. You learn about the discounts through the Co-op but buy directly from the educational suppliers. The idea is to help consolidate buying power for homeschoolers all over the country so that "we" can get the same educational price discounts from participating suppliers as do many school districts.  The more   members we have, the greater the discounts we will be able to negotiate on your behalf!     http://www.homeschoolbuyersco-op.org
 

 

Note: The NHHC does not endorse or promote the views of any individual, group, or organization whose name or contact information is included on this web site.  All reference to services provided by or resources available through any individual, group, or organization on this web site is included solely for information purposes.  The NHHC reserves the right to remove the name and contact information of any individual, group, or organization with or without cause and without prior notice.

 

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