Think again... you CAN homeschool
If you're a stay-at-home parent or grandparent, please consider homeschooling your kids or grandkids to save them from public-school sexual indoctrination and moral ruination. You don't have to know everything. Book and computer-based curriculum guides the teaching, making it easier than ever to give your kids the best. Generally, you'll be facilitating about three hours a day. Even working parents have found creative ways to homeschool. http://californiahomeschool.net/about/supportGroups.htm
Learn simple steps to homeschooling from an expert. Call a homeschooling mom for encouragement and answers. Click one of these links to connect:

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http://www.home-school.com/groups/CA.html
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http://homeschoolcentral.com/support/california_homeschool.htm
Step 1: Get started with important facts
How to legally homeschool in California
Step 2: Get knowledge and direction from these websites
To explore how to homeschool, and to receive helpful encouragement and direction, enjoy visiting some or all of the websites below.
Step 3: Get confidence to homeschool. You DO have what it takes!
Am I qualified to teach my child?
Home school options, ideas, resources
Get more encouragement from parents who have switched to homeschooling
Start a low-cost church school (in session 5 days a week) or start a church cooperative with other parents and their homeschooled children (meets once a week) You can set up a low-cost church school, or start a church cooperative with other homeschooling parents. Most of these resources are Christian-based, but you certainly don't have to be a Christian to homeschool your children. First Class Homeschools
Step 4: Find homeschooling programs and curricula
Here are excellent sources of home-school programs and curricula to help you start home schooling on your own. To make it easy, we recommend starting with an all-in-one program, such as the low-cost CLASS system, the web-based Alpha Omega, or A Beka or BJU Press.
A Beka Academy
Excellent homeschool program on DVDs and CDs
Alpha Omega Publications
Professional homeschool curriculum through traditional books (around $300/year per child) or the Internet-based Switched-on Schoolhouse (around $1600 per year). A low-cost church school can do the Switched-on Schoolhouse for as little as $600/year per student.
BJU Press Distance Learning
Another very good homeschool program on DVDs, CDs, and satellite TV
CLASS: Christian Liberty Academy
Inexpensive, fully-supported Bible-based homeschool curriculum for parents and church schools. As little as $40/month for 2nd through 8th grades; most expensive program is $60/month.
Liberty Online Academy
Uses Alpha Omega's distance-learning program; also earns dollar-for-dollar credits for your child to attend Liberty University
National Association of University-Model Schools
Low-cost elementary and secondary school education in half the hours. Combines homeschooling and traditional school in a rigorous academic environment.
Southern Baptist Association of Christian Schools
Get help setting up various models of Christian schools
Association of Christian and Classical Schools
Helps churches and parents to start classical Christian schools emphasizing critical thinking and creativity
Escondido Tutorials
Online classical education for junior high and high school students
Discover Christian Schools
Learn about starting or enrolling in a more conventional Christian schools
Christian Family Schools
San Diego area homeschooling network
Considering HomeSchooling Ministry
Orange County homeschooling network
ADDITIONAL CREATIVE OPTIONS
Get help planting a church-based, parent-led homeschool cooperative to recieve specialized teaching and encouragement, and to attract other parents to homeschooling.
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