Encouragement, Family, Graduation, High School
by Mary York I remember staring into the eyes of my firstborn for hours, days, and then years as he grew to manhood, wondering what he would be like when he was full grown. I have searched the eyes of all my children with the same curiosity. I remember many wiser,...
College, Graduation, High School
by Elizabeth Citrowske When I was in fifth grade, I believed the stereotype that children who were homeschooled were abnormal and needed to be kept away from the rest of the world. This misunderstanding came from the reactions I got when I admitted to others that I...
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...
Graduation, High School, Homeschool, Special Learners
Meet Jake Jake Barrett began his homeschool journey in fourth grade after being bullied in his local public school because of his disabilities. Son of CHEA members Joel and Roxanne Barrett, Jake has been a part of Victor Valley Desert Christian Academy, a CHEA Support...
Convention, Graduation, Homeschool, Legislation, Support Groups
Thank you for your support of Christian home education in California. We could not do this work without you! This year, your gifts enabled CHEA to: Co-host Capitol Day and Leadership Conference in Sacramento Host the 34th Annual Christian Home Educators Convention...
Convention, Encouragement, Exhibit Hall, Graduation, Homeschool, Leaders, Support Groups
by J Michael Smith, President of HSLDA As homeschoolers, we need each other. We need to be connected to the lives of others, especially those who have things in common with us. God made us not only to depend upon Him but also to rely on each other. This is especially...
