Why Go To Conventions?

Convention

It’s time to decide whether to attend the Annual CHEA Convention. As a new homeschooler, you may look at the list of workshops and all the activities and feel like it will be too much for you. Or you have been homeschooling for a number of years and think things are...

Called to Ministry: 2019 Susan K. Beatty Scholarship Recipient

Convention, Graduation, High School

Meet Cortnie Cortnie Johnson began her homeschool journey in fifth grade after being enrolled in a public school in her early elementary years. Daughter of CHEA members Mark and Annmarie Johnson, Cortnie has been a part of Celebration Academy, a CHEA Support Network...

Homeschooling 101: How to “Convention”

Convention, Homeschooling 101

by Anjuli Watanabe, CHEA Events Manager It’s convention time! CHEA’s 36th Annual Homeschool Convention is July 11-13, 2019 at the Pasadena Convention Center. For some, attending Convention brings an overwhelming sense of dread, for others it feels like Christmas. I,...

Homeschool Conventions: What, Why, How & When

Convention, Exhibit Hall

by Laura, A Reason for Homeschool I attended my first homeschool convention when my oldest was only three years old. I was grateful for those extra years to get comfortable with the idea of home education and to learn what was available. That was before it was “cool”...

Convention Brain Drain

Convention

by Susan K. Stewart Brain Drain – (n) what happens to most of us when we leave a convention You know the feeling. You arrive the first morning, fresh, ready for all the wonderful and inspiring things that you will learn at the Convention. You leave when the...

Why Attend the CHEA Homeschool Convention?

Convention, Exhibit Hall, Family, Homeschool

by Tatiana, The Musings of Mum website, The summer before we started homeschooling, a church friend urged me to attend a homeschool convention. “Once you see the faces of the homeschool community, you will be convinced it’s the right decision,” she said. Though part...