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NBHREA - National Black Home Educators' Resource Association's site featuring articles and helpful information. Article - "The New Pioneers: Black Home Schoolers." July/August 2001 HSLDA article on how Blacks are increasing in homeschooling numbers across the country. H.E.R.I.T.A.G.E. - African American homeschoolers' support group based out of Atlanta. Site features helpful information and Atlanta area activities. Article - "Home Sweet School." August 2001 Time Magazine article. Judi Thomas of H.E.R.I.T.A.G.E. was one of those interviewed for this article and is pictured with her children in the print version. Footsteps Magazine - Excellent African American history/geography magazine for students. |
More and more Black families are learning that homeschooling is an excellent alternative to public and private school for their children. For some, a new endeavor in homeschooling creates a desire to reach out to others who are perhaps sharing similar experiences in their own efforts to teach their children. Black Homeschoolers' Network is a website designed to be a resource in facilitating a network among African American homeschoolers across the country. Please sign in at our Roll Call so that others from your area seeking information, fellowship, encouragement, support groups, etc. might be able to contact you and know that they are indeed not an island -- whether you're a veteran or a newbie. Everyone has something to offer. Here you will also find a message board for general communication as well as an email pal listing for our kids. We hope this site is of help to you. Feel free to contact us. Happy networking! |
...building a network of African American homeschooling families across the U.S. |
More and more Black families are learning that homeschooling is an excellent alternative to public and private school for their children. For some, a new endeavor in homeschooling creates a desire to reach out to others who are perhaps sharing similar experiences in their own efforts to teach their children. Black Homeschoolers' Network is a website designed to be a resource in facilitating a network among African American homeschoolers across the country. Please sign in at our Roll Call so that others from your area seeking information, fellowship, encouragement, support groups, etc. might be able to contact you and know that they are indeed not an island -- whether you're a veteran or a newbie. Everyone has something to offer. Here you will also find a message board for general communication as well as an email pal listing for our kids. We hope this site is of help to you. Feel free to contact us. Happy networking! |
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NBHREA - National Black Home Educators' Resource Association's site featuring articles and helpful information. Article - "The New Pioneers: Black Home Schoolers." July/August 2001 HSLDA article on how Blacks are increasing in homeschooling numbers across the country. H.E.R.I.T.A.G.E. - African American homeschoolers' support group based out of Atlanta. Site features helpful information and Atlanta area activities. Article - "Home Sweet School." August 2001 Time Magazine article. Judi Thomas of H.E.R.I.T.A.G.E. was one of those interviewed for this article and is pictured with her children in the print version. Footsteps Magazine - Excellent African American history/geography magazine for students. |
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