Georgia

Homeschooling in Georgia

Articles
	Homeschool Opposition: Who Are They? Pray for Revival in Georgia Homeschooling Freedoms At Risk - Electronic Edition - Opposite view of HSLDA
Discussion, Email, Web rings & Homepages
	Mailing lists Marge's Homepage
Links to laws and legal Information
	HSLDA- Homeschool Legal Defense Association Georgia Law and Homeschooling
Support Groups & Organization
	Valdosta Area Homeschooling Association GHEA Georgia Home Education Association L.L.G. - Lifetime Learners of Georgia Southwest Georgia Homeschool Association HEIR Home Education Information Resource North Fulton Home Educators Encouragers Southern Unschooling Network HOW Homeschoolers of Walton North Georgia Home Education Association 200 West Crest Road Rossville, GA 30741-1410 (706) 861-1795 E-mail: Tdrennan@juno.com Thomasville Home Education Network Welcomes all home schoolers and unschooers; provides information, support, and fun activities. Barbara Riche Vriche@surfsouth.com 912-227-1643 Gwinnett Christian Home Educators 325+ families 1981 Clinton Place Lawrenceville, Ga 30243 (770) 963-0713 Mark and Sandra Rush, President Hebron Homeschoolers Weekly meetings for prayer, and discussion of homeschool and family issues, and guest speakers. Hebron Baptist Church 202 Hebron Church Road Dacula, Georgia 30019 Catherine Honson 770-962-3671 Cherish Christian Home Educators, Inc. A support group for families in the south Metro Atlanta counties PO Box 1786 McDonough, GA 30253 770-914-6002 rhensel1@msn.com Georgians for Freedom in Education 209 Cobb Street Palmetto, GA 30268 Phone: (770) 463-1563 LIGHT - Leaders in Godly Home Teaching Columbus, Georgia Cathy Carter catcart@aol.com
Charter, Umbrella & Satellite Schools

Comments:
	These are my own comments and are not to be taken as legal advice.
	"According to the NEA, homeschooling "can't" work, and if it's permitted, it should be a mirror image of the public schools." This is a quote taken from "Homeschool Opposition: Who Are They?" Homeschooling success all over the country has proven that statement false.
Prayer Concerns:
	There are some in Georgia who are attacking homeschooling and want to reduce access to it. We need to pray that homeschoolers in Georgia will continue to be able to homeschool in freedom and without unnessary restrictions.