Virginia Local Homeschooling Resources

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Virginia Homeschooling Resource Pages

Time4Learning Parent Discussion Forum - Virginia
Discussions and Resources for Virginia Homeschoolers

Virginia Homeschooling
Helpful Information, Links & Tips for Homeschoolers in Virginia

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Virginia Homeschool Legal Requirements

Homeschool Legal Advantage (HLA)
HLA is an outreach of the Christian Law Association. The CLA has faithfully served churches and families since 1969, and has successfully defended over 8,000 educational freedom related cases. Today, the Homeschool Legal Advantage team includes a large group of full-time attorneys and an additional 200+ affiliated attorneys throughout the United States. HLA stands ready to educate and empower Homeschoolers so that they can respond kindly and confidently to local officials when homeschooling questions arise. And, when direct attorney involvement or even legal representation is required to defend your right to homeschool, as a member of Homeschool Legal Advantage, you can rest assured that assistance from one of our experienced attorneys is only a phone call away! For more information, please visit http://www.HomeschoolLegalAdvantage.com

Compulsory Attendance and Home Education Related Statutes
from VDOE

Home Instruction in Virginia; Information for Parents
(from VDOE)

Notice of Intent to Homeschool
(from HEAV)

Guide to Homeschooling in Virginia
(from VaHomeschoolers.org)

Virginia Homeschool Laws Flowchart
by HEAV

List of Public School Division Websites
Usually these sites will include the name and address of the superintendent or individual to whom you submit your NOI.

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Virginia and Regional Homeschool Conferences and Conventions

Cincinnati
2010 MidWest Homeschool Convention in Cincinnati
April 8, 2010 - April 10, 2010
The HOMESCHOOL EVENT of the YEAR! Outstanding Speaker Roster includes Dr. Susan Wise Bauer, Jessie Wise, Doug Phillips, Cathy Duffy, Andrew Pudewa, Catherine Levinson, Douglas & Nancy Wilson, Jim Weiss, Amanda Bennett, Attorney David Gibbs and more! 220+ Seminar & Workshop sessions including a WORLDVIEW Teen Track led by John Stonestreet & Dr. Jeff Myers. HUGE Exhibit Hall with 200+ Exhibitors. Optional Childrens Program. Extremely affordable! Homeschoolers attend from 20+ states! For more information, please visit http://www.CincinnatiHomeschoolConvention.com

Richmond
HEAV Virginia Homeschool Convention
June 10, 2010 - June 12, 2010
Greater Richmond Convention Center Richmond, Virginia Speakers will include Ken Ham, Inge Cannon, S.M. Davis, and many others! Watch for more details soon! The HEAV Virginia Homeschool Convention offers 119 workshops, a 290+ booth Exhibit Hall, a Used Curriculum Sale (39,000+ items), a Children's Program, four FREE how-to-begin sessions on Thursday, and more! Greater Richmond Convention Center Richmond, Virginia

Chantilly
Northern Virginia Home Education Conference
July 9, 2010 - July 10, 2010
The Northern Virginia Home Education Conference will be held again on July 9-10, 2010 at the Dulles Expo & Conference Center in Chantilly, Virginia. You will find this conference offers a vast cross-section of exhibitors who are ready and able to provide you with the tools you need to meet the educational needs of all of your students. Whether you are seeking more information about homeschooling, are just getting started and need to find all the homeschool information you can or you are a veteran homeschool family but need to find new energy, new resources and lots of encouragement, you will find all that you need at this conference. We offer an exciting and informative slate of special speakers and workshop presenters in over 50 workshops who will encourage and equip you to fulfill your role as a teacher in the most important school anywhere – yours!

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Other Virginia Homeschooling Events

Statewide
HEAV workshops and Seminars
January 7, 2010 - April 22, 2010
Would you like the opportunity to sit down and talk with homeschooling pros about what's worked and what hasn't? Well, the HEAV Success Seminars give you that chance! From teaching with babies and toddlers to preparing teens for college, you can find out what methods are most successful. We bring in the best and most successful homeschooling parents and educators to share their experiences with you. Throughout the year, we offer various homeschooling success seminars. Get your questions answered, look at a wide variety of resources, and connect with other parents who are facing the same challenges you're facing. UPCOMING HOMESCHOOL SEMINARS * How to Begin Homeschooling - Richmond - Thursday, January 7, 2010 * High School at Home: Yes, You Can Do It! - Virginia Beach - Tuesday, January 19, 2010 * SAT Essay Prep Workshop - Richmond - Thursday, January 21, 2010 * High School 101: Blueprint for Success - Richmond - Friday, February 5, 2010 * Testing and Evaluations - Richmond - Thursday, March 4, 2010 * Having Our Father's Heart Towards Training Our Children - Richmond - Thursday, March 25, 2010 * How to Make the Best Curriculum Choices - Culpeper - Thursday, April 1, 2010 * Get Ready for College! Making Decisions, Getting In, Doing Well - Richmond - Thursday, April 22, 2010 For more information about a seminar, or to reserve your spot, please call the HEAV office at 804-278-9200 or e-mail office@heav.org.

Williamsburg
Home School Days in Colonial Williamsburg
February 27, 2010 - April 7, 2010
During the year, Colonial Williamsburg designates several weeks as Homeschooler Experiences. In addition to the variety of activities and programming throughout the Historic Area, special programs are scheduled for homeschool participants including a variety of hands-on opportunities. Special rates are available during this period for homeschoolers. Groups or individuals are welcome. Sample itineraries are available. In the fall, the experience focuses on government, politics, and the Revolution. Families are encouraged to participate in the Revolutionary City® programs as well as the other diverse offerings in the Historic Area. In addition, homeschoolers have the opportunity to participate in exclusive meetings with a Person of the Past. Spring experiences emphasize domestic life and include opportunities to explore family life, education, and the apprenticeship system. Visits to trade shops encourage students to delve into sciences and math as well as history. A variety of interactive experiences exclusively for homeschoolers is featured daily at the Powell House. Spring 2010 session March 27 - April 7

Richmond
Science Museum of Virgina: Engineering Day
February 28, 2010
You won’t want to miss the Great Egg Drop Contest. Egg containers are dropped down a stairwell and contestants aim at a 4-foot-by-4-foot target. Trophies and cash awards are presented in three categories: the lightest cushion-type container that hits or comes closest to the target, the lightest parachute-type device that hits or comes closest to the target and the most creative design. Cheer on your favorite middle and high school students in the Bridge Building competition. See which ice cream-stick bridge can hold the most weight before it breaks. In addition to prizes for the most weight-bearing bridges, there are also awards for the most aesthetic and most innovative design and for a design that beats the judges’ design. Advance registration is encouraged. Career Day is also a chance for students and their parents to talk with engineers, mathematicians and scientists about college and career opportunities. Sponsored by the Richmond Joint Engineers Council. The event is held in conjunction with Engineers Week.

Winchester
2nd Annual Shenandoah Valley Home School Showcase
April 17, 2010
Speakers and students talk about their work. Handley Library Headquarters. 100 W. Piccadilly St. Winchester, VA 22601

Ruther Glen
REACH Used Booksale
May 16, 2010
The REACH Homeschool Group is having it's big Used Book Sale on the 16th of May from 9am to 3pm at the Virginia Sports Complex in Ruther Glen. FREE admission. Cash or MC or Visa accepted. NO checks please. This is a large booksale with over 8000 + items. Their is something for everyone. Curriculum, unit studies, dvd's, vhs, cd-roms, religion, foreign language, K-12 grades, readers, computers, history, science, arts and crafts, music, games, puzzles, toys, and much more...

Williamsburg
REACH Homeschool Formal
May 18, 2010
REACH will be holding it's 8th Homeschool Formal on the 18th of May at the Great Wolf Lodge in Williamsburg starting at 5:30pm and ending at 10:30pm. This is for all teens 13 and up. The event will take place in the Ball Room which is located in the new section. Also if the weather is nice the teens can go out in the patio area as well. Last year we had over 100+ teens attend and every year REACH does this event we sell out. Early bird special - Now till the 20th of Feb the cost is $45.00 per teen. This includes food, door prizes and etc. After the 20th of Feb to the 15th of March the cost is $50.00 per teen. After the 15th of March to May 5th the cost is $60.00 per teen. NO TICKETS SOLD AFTER THE 5th of May and no tickets sold at the door.

Williamsburg
REACH Homeschool Formal
May 19, 2010
REACH will be holding it's 7th Homeschool Formal at the Great Wolf Lodge in Williamsburg starting at 5:30pm and ending at 10:30pm. This is for all teens 13 and up. This year we have the Ball Room which is located in the new section.

Newport News
Dollar Days at the Mariners' Museum!
May 21, 2010
Dollar Days offer your family the opportunity to visit The Mariners' Museum at a reduced rate while learning how the Museum can complement your homeschool education. For only $1 per student and $5 per adult, you'll enjoy family tours, crafts, and a chance to register for programs at a discounted rate. Spring Dollar Days Friday, May 21, 10 A.M.-2 P.M. To register, call (757) 591-7743 or send the completed registration form and payment to the address or fax number listed on the form by May 19. Registration is required.

Richmond
2010 Richmond Regional Home Educators Used Book and Curriculum Sale
May 24, 2010
Used Curriculum Fair: An open-house meeting at the end of the school year that provides an opportunity to buy and sell used curriculum. Immanuel Baptist Church, 3601 Monument Avenue Richmond, VA 23230

Mechanicsville
Appleseed Project - Mechanicsville
May 29, 2010 - May 30, 2010
The Appleseed Project is a one of a kind, national program, that teaches traditional rifle marksmanship skills as well as sharing history of the people and events that surround April 19th, 1775, the day the shot was heard around the world in Lexington and Concord. The Appleseed events offer some unique opportunities to the Homeschooling families in our nation. We offer our events FREE to kids under 21, women, military (active, Reserve, Guard), and elected officials. So, the entire family can participate in these events for very little cost. As an additional benefit, there may be physical education and history credits available, for attending an Appleseed event. Location: Black Creek Shooters Association. 4292 Range Road. Mechanicsville, VA 23111

Fredericksburg
REACH Used Book Sale
June 5, 2010
Our booksale is being held from 9:30-1:30pm at the Fredericksburg Fieldhouse in Fredericksburg. Cash, ck or cc accepted. New format this year - each person sells their own items.

Arlington
Youth Leadership School - Arlington, VA
June 5, 2010 - June 6, 2010
The Leadership Institute’s flagship school, nicknamed “the boot camp of politics,” provides students with effective techniques to organize and lead mass-based youth efforts for candidates and causes of your choice. The Youth Leadership School has launched more successful political careers than any other Leadership Institute training program. Topics covered include:* Building an effective student organization, * Getting out the vote, * Earned media (favorable publicity), * Developing a public relations strategy, * Launching a successful career in politics 1101 N. Highland Street Arlington, VA 22201

Arlington
Youth Leadership School - Arlington, VA
July 10, 2010 - July 11, 2010
The Leadership Institute’s flagship school, nicknamed “the boot camp of politics,” provides students with effective techniques to organize and lead mass-based youth efforts for candidates and causes of your choice. The Youth Leadership School has launched more successful political careers than any other Leadership Institute training program. Topics covered include:* Building an effective student organization, * Getting out the vote, * Earned media (favorable publicity), * Developing a public relations strategy, * Launching a successful career in politics 1101 N. Highland Street Arlington, VA 22201

McLean
2010 McLean Area AAUW Used Book Sale
September 10, 2010 - September 12, 2010
McLean Community Center 1234 Ingleside Ave., McLean, VA

Newport News
Dollar Days at the Mariners' Museum!
September 24, 2010
Dollar Days offer your family the opportunity to visit The Mariners' Museum at a reduced rate while learning how the Museum can complement your homeschool education. For only $1 per student and $5 per adult, you'll enjoy family tours, crafts, and a chance to register for programs at a discounted rate. Fall Dollar Days Friday, September 24, 10 A.M.- 2 P.M. To register, call (757) 591-7743 or send the completed registration form and payment to the address or fax number listed on the form by May 19. Registration is required.

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Virginia Homeschooling Classes

Alexandria
Digital Art and Game Design
February 21, 2010 - March 21, 2010
Are you interested in making animations, interactive stories, digital art, or video games? In this course students will use Scratch, a graphical programming environment from MIT, to bring their creations to life! They will design animated characters and backgrounds, incorporate sounds and music, and learn about digital storytelling and video game design. In the process they will develop valuable skills and gain an understanding of the basics of computer programming. This beginner to intermediate level course will be held at the Athenaeum in Old Town, Alexandria and will be taught by Mindzai Learning instructors. The course runs Sundays, February 21, 28, March 7, 14, and 21, 2010 from 1:00-3:00 p.m. A makeup class will be offered. Ages 8-14. For more information, visit the website or call (703) 350-3877.

Berryville/Winchester
Dance Classes
Do you want your child to try dance lessons, but don’t want the year-long commitment most studios require? Are you interested in improving your balance, posture, and flexibility? Would you like to take dance lessons with your toddler? Have you always wanted to take a ballet class, but never got around to it? Now’s your chance! Sign-up for a four-week session and let loose the dancer in you. Take a peek at the great variety of dance classes we have to offer! Classes will begin the first week of May. (The website is still under construction - pardon the \"dust.\")

Centreville
Montessori tutoring and art classes
I am a Montessori elementary teacher, professional artist and recently a stay at home mom. I've been teaching for 8yrs and a professional artist for 15yrs. I am offering my services as a tutor, as well as offering art classes. If you are interested contact me at tricirsqu@earthlink.net. Thank you, Metaxia

Charlottesville
Writer's Workshops
Crozet Library offers free on-going writer's workshops: Musings - for 13-18 year olds, first Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. Pages - for 8-12 year olds, first Thursday of each month, 3:30 p.m.

Crozier
Art Classes for Homeschoolers
Formal art instruction, for ages K-12, by certified, experienced, and credentialed art teachers. Serving a full palette of Art and Art Education. We teach ages 3 to 103!!

Culpepper and Warrenton
Chemistry Classes
Chemistry classes, using the Apologia Chemistry curriculum, will meet once a week for three hours: one hour of textbook discussion and two hours of lab work. Class times are Wednesdays 9 a.m. to noon, or 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., at the Homeschool Shop in Culpeper or Tuesdays, from 9 a.m. to noon, in New Baltimore/Warrenton. Other locations and times TBA (possible locations include Clifton/Centreville, Woodbridge, or Manassas on Thursday afternoons). Weekly homework will be assigned, tests (about every two weeks) will be administered by the parents, and grades will be given. Cost is $45 per month from September through May, plus a $20 one-time supplies fee. Each student will also supply some household items for labs.

Fredericksburg
Christian Youth Theater - Fredericksburg
Christian Youth Theater (CYT) is an after-school theater arts training program for students ages 4 - 18. CYT is a non-profit 501(c)(3) educational organization funded primarily through its tuition, ticket sales and outside contributions. Every session (fall, winter and spring) CYT offers theater arts classes for children as an after-school activity. Each local program conducts three ten-week sessions throughout the school year, teaching drama, voice, dance and a broad spectrum of specialty theatrical workshops at weekly two-hour classes. Enrolled students have the opportunity to work behind the scenes, or audition and perform on stage in a Broadway-style musical performed for the community.

Harrisburg
Outdoor Adventure Classes
The natural world gives us a marvelous setting in which to find this adventure, as well as experience God's beauty, learn new skills, and make friends. This spring, WILD GUYde Adventures will be providing several outdoor experiences for home-schooled students and their parents. Activities like rock climbing, canoe paddling, hiking, and caving will provide outdoor opportunities for families to experience exciting fun with friends, physical skill learning, and fitness apart from traditional team sports. Students in Grades 2-3 will have three half-day trip options (2 hikes, and 1 canoe day); students in grades 4-6 will have four day-trip options (hiking, rock climbing, paddling, and caving); and students in Grades 7-12 will have four day-trips (hiking, climbing, paddling, and caving), coupled with an environmental study topic for each. Check out the website for specific dates, prices, medical forms, and previous participant feedback:

Leesburg
Rust Nature Sanctuary
Offer Homeschool Nature Programs and Camps to Homeschool families and groups.

Lovettsville/Hillsboro
High School Spanish Classes
Homeschool teacher and mother Clarisa Loparo is offering Spanish I and II classes. The class hopes to have large amounts of interactive dialog and cultural applications. Clarisa is a native speaker and has taught Spanish for homeschoolers in the community for the last five years. Prior to having a family, she taught Spanish in the public school system and in private schools. Classes will be taught in her home. To apply, or for more information, contact Clarisa Loparo (clarilop@aol.com).

McLean
Claude Moore Colonial Farm - The Apprentice Program
Through the Apprentice Program, youth volunteers aged 10 to 17 portray colonial children for the Farm's visitors, as well as doing such behind-the-scenes work as helping in the office, cleaning animal pens, and tending greenhouse crops. Apprentices must attend an Orientation for the Apprentice Program and provide their own 18th century clothing in accordance with the Farm's clothing standards. Parents who complete 10 hours of volunteer work receive a $50 rebate off the $90 annual program fee. Apprentices are required to volunteer at least once per month from April through November. They may volunteer more often, and throughout the winter months, but it is not required. The apprentice season runs year round, though new apprentices are recruited and trained only at the beginning of each year. The deadline has passed for the 2008 season. For information about future seasons, please contact Elizabeth Rolando at erolando@1771.org or 703-442-7557.

Newport News
The CIVIL WAR Series
March 17, 2010 - April 28, 2010
In the spring of 2010, The Mariners’ Museum will be hosting our latest series on THE CIVIL WAR for 5th through 8th graders. During this activity-based program, students will investigate the major causes and effects of the Civil War, as well as the differences between Northern and Southern states. Using hands-on demonstrations, students will also explore the lifestyles of those who lived in a war-torn nation during the 1860s. Each session is offered on a Wednesday from 1-4 P.M.: * March 17: The Battle of Hampton Roads * March 31: Military Life * April 14: The Home Front * April 28: Slave Life

Newport News
Little Learners' Series: Riding in a Log Canoe
April 21, 2010
Before the English reached the shores of Virginia, our area was inhabited by a thriving culture of Native Americans. With the interpretation of artifacts, your student can explore the world of the Powhatans—their methods of travel, trade, hunting, and fishing, as well as learn about the daily lives of men, women, and children in Powhatan society. Wednesday, April 21, 10:30 A.M.-Noon. For PK-1st Grade homeschool students.

Newport News
Little Learners' Series: Christopher Columbus & the Great Exchange
October 6, 2010
Imagine a world without vanilla ice cream, tomato sauce for pizza and pastas, or even chocolate! Sadly, this is the world Europeans endured before Christopher Columbus “sailed the ocean blue” in 1492. Get ready to celebrate Columbus Day at The Mariners’ Museum as we retrace his historic voyage and examine the impact the Great Exchange of plants, animals, and diseases had on the Old and New World alike. Wednesday, October 6, 10:30 A.M.-Noon. For PK-1st Grade homeschool students.

Newport News
Little Learners' Series: Sailing into Thanksgiving
November 11, 2010 - November 17, 2010
Leaving England for the New World, the Pilgrims sailed across the ocean on their small ship the Mayflower. Join us in learning about life on board the Mayflower and how the ship moved, about the Pilgrims and their life in America, and what inspired the Pilgrims to celebrate a feast of Thanksgiving. Students will learn a Thanksgiving song and have an opportunity to make a miniature Mayflower. Programs specifically for PK-First Grader homeschool learners. Thursday, November 11, 10:30 A.M.-Noon. Wednesday, November 17, 10:30 A.M.-Noon.

Newport News
Little Learners' Series: Thar She Blows!
December 8, 2010
This informative program investigates the lives and habitats of whales. We’ll also uncover why whalers were willing to endure the “Nantucket Sleigh Ride” in order to capture them! Using replica tools and teeth, students will get a chance to touch a whale bone; feel the artwork carved into a whale’s tooth; and grasp how large a whale is compared to a real whaling boat. Programs specifically for PK-First Grader homeschool learners. Wednesday, December 8, 10:30 A.M.-Noon.

Newport News
Maritime Topic Series: The Age of Exploration
September 16, 2010 - October 28, 2010
In the fall of 2010, The Mariners’ Museum will be offering the very popular AGE OF EXPLORATION series for two age groups: * 2nd through 4th graders * 5th through 8th graders In this series, educators will introduce students to the economic and cultural life of Old World Europe, as well as discuss the reasons why Europeans searched for new landmasses. Following the initial session, students will learn about the remarkable voyages of the Vikings, Chinese, and Arabians; examine the strange and sometimes hilarious interactions between Europeans and the Chinese, Africans, Indians, and Native Americans; and study the technology and skills needed to venture the high seas during the Age of Exploration. Each session is offered on a Thursday from 1-4 P.M.: * September 16: The European Race for Spice, Land & Glory * September 30: The Other Explorers * October 14: Encounters of a Strange Kind * October 28: Survival! Life at Sea

Norfolk
Botanical Basics - Geobotany
March 26, 2010
This 3-hour course is designed to serve homeschool students ages 11-13 or those working on their middle school course work. Student drop-off is 8:45-9AM and pick-up is 12PM at Baker Hall Visitor Center. Students must wear closed-toe shoes and clothing appropriate for getting messy. Travel around the world to explore the diversity of plants and how plants are adapted for their ecosystem. Investigate and test the soil each plant needs to thrive and make a world soil map based on your observations.

Norfolk
Botanical Basics - Growing Green
April 23, 2010
This 3-hour course is designed to serve homeschool students ages 11-13 or those working on their middle school course work. Student drop-off is 8:45-9AM and pick-up is 12PM at Baker Hall Visitor Center. Students must wear closed-toe shoes and clothing appropriate for getting messy. It’s easy to be green! Learn about renewable and non-renewable resources. Investigate techniques gardeners use to conserve our natural resources and work together to make the Garden GREEN!

Norfolk
Homeschool Day- Operation Pollination
May 14, 2010
Study the pollination process and visit the flowers to see pollinators at work. Play a pollination game and create your own pollinators. Homeschool days are designed for students ages 6-10 or those working on elementary-level coursework. A complementary adult admission is included with each paid student admission. Adults must stay with their youngest student during age-specific activities. Pre-registration is required. Check-in begins at 9:00 AM, Program begins at 9:30 AM.

Richmond
Suzuki Violin Program-Richmond, VA
Private lessons and group classes. If you want information about the Suzuki Method or violin study in general please contact Timothy Judd: (804) 353-0428 (585) 746-3723 Timothy Judd has been a member of the Richmond Symphony since 2002. He is a graduate of the Eastman School of Music, where he earned the degrees Bachelor of Music and Master of Music. Mr. Judd studied with Anastasia Jempelis, one of the pioneers of the Suzuki Method in the United States.

Richmond
Introduction to Latin Class
This class is designed for middle-school students with strong English grammar skills and for high school students who want or need a slower-paced introduction to the language. The program follows the American Classical League guidelines for an introductory class, and is comparable to a semester of high school Latin.

Richmond
Spanish Classes
Tricia McClintock is offering all levels of Spanish classes in the Richmond area. She has been teaching Spanish to homeschoolers for 14 years. See http://spanishwithtricia.webs.com for more info. She is also offering an Arts & Crafts class.

Richmond/Quinton
Fox Pointe Farm IEA Equestrian Team Ages 11-19
Upper and Middle School Equestrian Sports Program. Fox Pointe Farm of Quinton, VA has a upper and middle school equestrian team with member openings for the 2010-2011 season! Unique opportunity for "horseless" equestrians, all levels of riders welcome. Train on the quality schooling horses, only personal riding gear needed. Team member eligibility is primarily ages 11 through 19, or grades 6-12. The season is September through April, students practice twice weekly and compete a minimum of 3 - maximum of 6 times per season.

Stafford County
Grace Preparatory School
Academic and enrichment classes available for homeschoolers, 2-3 days per week. Classes for grades Kindergarten through gr. 12. Also, Stanford Achievement Testing and PSAT testing open for homeschoolers.

Staunton
The Frontier Culture Museum
Free educational programs for homeschoolers. The Frontier Culture Museum, an AAM accredited living-history site and an educational agency of the state of Virginia, is offering homeschool groups a free extended program with an afternoon tour. These programs touch on a variety of topics; a full list of which is available on the museum's Web site: If you are interested in this opportunity please contact 540-332-7850.

Staunton
Staunton Public Library Programs
Staunton Public Library offers programs featuring stories, speakers, demonstrations, crafts. Cool Stuff: 3:45 p.m. every Wednesday. Ages 6-11. A Little Cool Stuff: 3:45 every Thursday. Ages 3-5.

Warrenton
Blessing God's Way - Maidens by His Design
This course will teach menses from a Christian perspective to mother/daughter teams - includes student workbooks and materials to make it fun, easy and understandable - not to mention modest and Godly!

Warrenton, Haymarket, Gainesville, Culpeper, Middleburg, Bealeton
Etiquette Classes
Want to see proper ladies and gentlemen at your table? Does your teen have butterflies about the upcoming Prom? Enrich a child’s life with self confidence and vital skills that will last a lifetime. Our etiquette classes are offered to both children and teen groups. Etiquette lessons are available as private lessons or group instruction in age appropriate courses (Grades K-5, 6-8 and 9-12). Courses offered in One Day Consultation & Class, Weekly Lessons or One Week Camp. Stellar for for Homeschool students! Our Focus: -Proper Poise & Posture and Sitting Positions -First Impressions: Salutation, -Handshakes and Greetings -Table Settings and Manners -Formal Dining -Courtesy in Public Places -Theater Etiquette -Corsages and Boutonnières -Job Interviews -Tipping & Gratuity and Restaurant Etiquette -Correspondence: Email, Phone and -Blogging Etiquette -Invitation, Gifts and Thank You Notes Guide -Beginning Ballroom Dance Each student receives our etiquette handbook. A Certificate of Completion will be presented to our graduates signed by Genevieve, Princess of The Kingdom of Azuria™. Contact us for pricing and schedule at azuriaentertainment@gmail.com.

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Virginia Homeschooling Co-ops

Annandale
Capital Baptist Church Homeschool Co-Op
Homeschooling is the most exciting movement in education today! It's not exactly new; up until 1850 most children in America were educated at home. But the past 25 years have seen a revival in homeschooling, and now between two and three million children in the United States are learning at home. This Ministry was created to empower parents to create the ideal school for their child at home! The Homeschool mimistry is the founding principle to consistently provide support to all homeschooling families. Homeschooling is poised for explosive growth, and with that growth comes the responsibility to embrace the incredible diversity of families that choose to homeschool. CBC supports each family's unique approach to preparing their children for success! Explore our ministry and let us help you... from getting started homeschooling to helping your young adult go out into the world!

Fairfax County
Riverbend Garden
A Waldorf-inspired homeschooling group in Fairfax County, Virginia. We are a secular group offering weekly meetings, adult enrichment evenings, and friendship and field trips for our members. Children's ages range from babes in arms to about 10 years old.

Gainesville
L.I.F.E.
"L.I.F.E. (Loving Instruction For Eternity) is a home school support group and is a ministry of Gainesville Presbyterian Church. Our goal is to extend support to our own home-schooling families and to those families in the community. Here’s some of what we do... * Publish a newsletter (10 times a year) * Provide weekly classes for all ages * Hold monthly support group meetings (starting September, ‘05) * Have an annual graduation ceremony * Sponsor field trips * Participate in the National Geogrphay Bee * Take part in Pizza Hut’s “Book-It” program * Celebrate our Lord’s birth in our annual Christmas Program * Participate in homeschool soccer tournaments"

 

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Job and Volunteer Opportunities for Virginia Homeschool Students

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