How to Begin Homeschooling
FREE How-to-Get-Started-Homeschooling Series
September 11, 18, and 25 at 8 p.m.
Get clear instructions, a connection with those who have done this, and a simple plan for moving forward — everything you really need to know to homeschool successfully.
Take the Plunge!
Discover how to begin YOUR homeschool.
Thinking about homeschooling but not sure where to start? Doubting your ability as a homeschool parent? Join us for three FREE webcasts on the most important topics as you get started homeschooling.
Face your fears head-on with wisdom, insight, and support from those who’ve been where you are now. Plus, get the accurate information you need to move forward.
What Do You REALLY Need to Know?
- Why nearly 60,000 Virginia kids are homeschooled
- How you are uniquely qualified to teach your children
- How to discover your child’s unique learning styles
- Where to find the best resources
- What are your best testing and evaluation options
The How-t0-Begin Schedule
All webcasts take place at 8 p.m. These free workshops are presented live, and recordings will not be available.
How to Begin: What You REALLY Need to Know
This is where you face those concerns head on, explore issues like schedules, grades, special needs, toddlers, high school, and more. Thursday, September 18Know the Law: Notifying and Testing Demystified
The first step is learning exactly what you need to comply with Virginia homeschool law. Join Sheri as she walks you through the process step by step. Thursday, September 25How to Find the Right Curriculum
Choosing the “right” curriculum looms large in the minds of parents, whether just beginning or with several years of experience. Learn the incredible freedom you have in choosing what is best for YOUR child.Put Yourself in Control of Your Child’s Education.
1. Attend All Three
90-Minute Sessions.
2. Make a
Simple Plan.
3. Homeschool with Confidence!
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About the Presenter
Sheri Payne, a 23-year veteran homeschooler, is a former support group leader, history and government teacher, writer, and speaker. She is the director of leadership and military support for Home Educators Association of Virginia.
She and her husband, Jim, have been married for 31 years. Jim is a retired Navy veteran working for Naval Special Operations Group Two. Their three children were always homeschooled. Caty, 29, is a college graduate and federal police officer. Mitchell, 27, is a former missionary to Mexico who is currently working to become an electrician. Marisa, 24, is a recent honors graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University.
