To join SCCHEA you must accept and sign of Statement of Faith.

Benefits: We offer a basketball program for boys and girls ages 7 to 18, a cheer program for girls Kinder to 12th grade, three sessions of co-op per school year (fall, winter, and spring), field trips, holiday parties, and more to our families. *Please note participation in basketball, cheer, co-op, and some field trips will be an additional fee.

The Northeast Arkansas Christian Home Educators (CHE) exists to support and encourage families who have chosen to educate their children at home from a distinctly Christian perspective. We do so in part by providing student activities, corporate educational opportunities and forums designed to encourage those facing the practical challenges of home education. Additionally, we seek to raise awareness of legal and political issues affecting home educators.

CHEW is for Christian home educators in White County, Arkansas. This is the place for posting upcoming meetings, field trips, classes offered, books for sale or wanted, prayer requests and anything related to home education in White County.

Requirements: This is not the place to send forwards, spam, or money making opportunities. Please be kind to one another; e.i., no name calling or unkind remarks.

Christian Homeschool Educators of Siloam Springs.

Requirements: You need to be a homeschooling family. There is a $25.00 a year fee to join CHESS

Benefits: Elementary, Middle School, & High School activities. Educational and fun field trips, Co-Op opportunities, plus many more.

BELIEVERS (Building Each Life In Everlasting Values Eternally Relying (upon our)Savior) is a support group for western central Arkansas as well as eastern Oklahoma. Membership consists of approx. 80 families with children of all ages (from newborn to seniors in high school) We are governed by an Executive Council composed of 7 couples. The Council has quarterly business meetings in which all activities are planned or discussed. The success of these activities hinges on member participation.

The Valley of the Sun Homeschool Cooperative is a secular, inclusive group of homeschooling families who come together for the purpose of enriching our children’s educations. Our parent-teachers lead classes that are based on their skills, interests, and backgrounds, providing our children with unique opportunities for learning and growth. Fundamental to our beliefs is the notion that our homeschooling community benefits from, and is enriched by, the diversity of our membership, and we seek to create a welcoming atmosphere for all who wish to attend.

Hualapai Hills Home Schoolers is a Christian-based, non-denominational (open to all faiths), support group of home education parents desiring to draw creative ideas from each other to stimulate greater learning in their children. Monthly meetings will help you gain new teaching tools and ideas to keep your child's education on the right track. We meet on the 2nd Monday of each month from 7:00-8:30 p.m. Members participate by holding an office or planning an activity (i.e.

H.E.Y. is the largest support group in Yuma County. We are a Christian support group. We get together regularly (Sept-May) for fellowship, fun and educational opportunities. We have Park Days twice a month which begin with a meeting at 10am. After the meeting we break for Physical Activity Classes ($30 per child, per year, ages 6-18) and then conclude our day with a bring your own lunch. There are many other opportunities throughout the year to participate in extracurricular and educational activities.

The purpose of CHFH is to support and encourage Christian families who choose to educate their children at home. CHFH provides support, fellowship, social activities, field trips, and educational and cultural activities for member families and is a nonprofit group.

Requirements: Homeschooling at least 1 child, and agree with CHFH guidelines and bylaws.

We primarily minister to families who reside in the NW Valley of Maricopa County.

Description: We develop Christ-centered relationships by providing support, resources, activities, and fellowship opportunities for families who independently educate their children at home. For information about homeschooling in AZ, please see A.R.S. 15-802.