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Homeschooling has grown astronomically in the past ten years. As a long time homeschooler with a large age gap between my oldest to youngest, I can tell you there was not a lot of things to do back when I started homeschooling. It was rare to find activities but now it seems like we have to turn things down. We could find something to do each day, which is wonderful. It means there is variety of events to meet everyone’s schedule and interests. With this growth there are some safety concerns that need to be addressed. Not every activity is properly vetted, insured and set up with safety in mind. 

One of the biggest joys of being part of a homeschool association is the chance to explore learning beyond traditional subjects, and clubs are a fantastic way to do just that! Whether it's LEGO building, book discussions, or nature walks, clubs offer kids opportunities to socialize, develop interests, and discover new passions in a fun, low-pressure environment.

When you first start homeschooling it can feel isolated and even a bit lonely. Finding your place within the homeschool community can help alleviate that.  How do you find other like minded families? You might be surprised at how easy it is to find other homeschoolers in your community.  Let's look at some ways to find your people.

New and enhanced features for SJHA members.

In recent years, homeschooling has become an increasingly popular choice for families seeking an alternative to traditional brick and mortar schooling. The rise of digital resources, online communities, and flexible learning methods has made homeschooling more accessible and appealing than ever before. But what are the some of the benefits of homeschooling?

One of the best ways to kick off the school year is with a fun and personalized photo op that you’ll cherish for years to come. That’s why we’re thrilled to share our FREE, customizable Back-to-School Sign with you!

Important administrative changes & member information.