Welcome to KCCHSA
HSLDA... Protect and preserve homeschooling--Join today!

Knox County Christian Home School Association
Helping to further the interests of the education of children by their parents
by all lawful means and in the context of the Judeo-Christian ethic.

Considering Home Education?

Home education is a successful educational option for parents in Ohio and around the country.

Growing at a rate of approximately 8% per year, an estimated 2.0 million children, grades kindergarten through high school, were being home educated in the U.S. during mid-2010 according to a survey conducted by the National Home Education Research Institute

Locally, over 170 families, representing 400+ students, are currently members of KCCHSA.

Home Education in Ohio

You may be wondering...
  • Is homeschooling legal in Ohio?
  • What is required of me as the parent?
  • What is required of my child? 
  • Who do I need to notify?
  • What about testing and assessments
Read this great overview that answers everything you need to know about home schooling in Ohio:

KCCHSA Membership

For only $15, your annual membership gets you..

  • Access to the "Member Only" section of our website, chock full of great resources.

  • Attend our annual Kick Off and Activity Fair (designed for both mom and dad)

  • Opportunity to participate in a variety of member-led activities.

  • New to home education? Connect with a mentor mom - a seasoned veteran - ready to assist during your first year.

  • For graduating seniors, participate in our amazing graduation ceremony.

  • Save $20 on your HSLDA membership

  • Connect with other home school families.

  • And much, much more!




Upcoming Events

07 Jun 2012 6:30 PM • Mount Vernon Public Library Basement Meeting Room
16 Jun 2012 12:00 PM • Millwood Church of Christ

Home School Facts

  • Today an estimated 2.0 million children are being taught at home by their parents.

  • On average, homeschool students in grades 1-4 perform one grade level higher than their public and private school counterparts.

  • By grade 8, the average homeschool student performs four grade levels above the national average.

  • The number of families choosing to homeschool grows at an estimated annual rate of 7-15 percent.

  • In a web poll taken by 989 respondents, 49% said religious conviction is the main reason they continue homeschooling; 15% positive social environment; 14% academic excellence; 12% specific needs of child; 5% curriculum choice; and 5% flexibility.

1. http://www.youcanhomeschool.org/
2.
http://www.nheri.org/HomeschoolPopulationReport2010.pdf

 
 

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