Home Schooling
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The group’s primary purpose is to facilitate communication about events and other items of interest to the Dayton Catholic Homeschool Community.
This site from Julie Gattis, the co-author of "The McGraw-Hill Homeschooling Companion," has information you may not find anywhere else. It's worth a visit!
Though this isn't a flashy site, there is an overwhelming amount of information offered here. It offers access to all types of support for those who homeschool.
About.com offers information on the legal aspects of homeschooling and information concerning support groups thoughout the state.
If you are thinking of homeschooling your children, this site is a must-see! The information on state requirements, alone, makes it worth a visit.
Check this site for homeschooling support, links to Internet sources, and a host of other helpful ideas for homeschoolers.
This non-profit advocacy group was established to defend the right of parents to direct the education of their children. Check this site if you have legal questions about homeschooling your children,
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