Get to know CHEA’s Executive Director

Encouragement, Homeschool

Some of you may know Angela Lasch if you are part of our Support Network, or if you’ve ever called the CHEA office. If you know her, it is not a surprise to you that her true giftings would lead her to CHEA’s Executive Director position. Let’s sit...

The Shepherd’s Call: Protecting Homeschooling Freedom in California

Advocacy, Homeschool, Legislation

by Nathan Pierce I. Introduction: The Hidden Threat to Homeschooling Freedom Homeschooling freedom is like a pristine mountain lake, thriving under the care of its stewards. The water is clear and full of possibility, but there are hidden threats—pipelines installed...

A Week of Christmas Activities

Holidays, Homeschool

by Amy Sager There are only a few days left before Christmas. This is the time when my family loves to hunker down at home, bake tasty treats, make homemade ornaments, and read Christmas stories. Not only does it protect us from germs right before we travel (let me...

A Last Minute Election Day Lesson Plan

Curriculum, Homeschool

by Katie Julius Through those time-change-bleary eyes, you glance at the calendar and realize that today is Election Day. Where did October go? Like me, you probably had some grand plans about a month ago to create a great unit study as the United States elects our...

How to be a Working Homeschool Mom

Homeschool, Working Moms

by Katie Julius It’s no secret that being a working and homeschooling mom presents unique challenges. Whether you work part-time or full-time, from home or outside the home, if you’re like me, finding that balance between work, homeschooling, and all of your other...

Why does your homeschool group exist?

Homeschool, Support Groups

by Angela Lasch When was the last time you thought about why you do what you do? Why do you spend so many hours per week helping homeschool families? What does the future of your group look like? Maybe these questions keep you awake at night. Perhaps you have never...