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Why Join CHEK?

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Why Join CHEK?
We are committed to your family...
 
1. We are committed to protecting the conscientious rights of parents to control the education and upbringing of their children according to Biblical principles and Constitutional liberties.
2. CHEK  provides  Kentucky Christian home educators and Christian home education support groups with a central source of information, Christian fellowship and cooperation.
3. CHEK promotes the Biblical mandate as expressed in Deut. 6: 4 -10, Prov. 22:6, Eph. 6:4 and other scripture that parents are to train their children in the nurture and admonition of our Lord.
4. CHEK is committed to preserving  a parent’s  freedom of choice in education and right of conscience as recognized and  guaranteed by the Kentucky. Constitution, Section 5 of the Bill of Rights.
5. CHEK provides home educators and the general public with information about the Biblical, academic, and legal aspects of home education and training.
6. CHEK provides a common ground for families educating their children at home as a matter of Christian conviction, and the ability to communicate effectively with officials from the Dept. of Education and others.
 
 
Great Perks: Discounts + Freebies...
 
1. You will receive a discount with HSLDA!
2. You can attend the annual CHEK homeschool conference FREE!
3. You could win great door prizes including an iPad! [details]
 
 
Get Cash Back for Your Support Group...
 
CHEK believes in the importance of local support groups like yours!  Therefore, we would like to gift back $5 of every new membership or renewal during the Membership Drive (June 1 - 10) to your group!  15 memberships = $75!  It's that simple... Read the full info sheet.
 
 
Limited Time: $75 BONUS...
 
During our Membership Drive, for a limited time (June 1-10), if you...
  •      join CHEK, or
  •      renew your CHEK membership, or    
  •      purchase a gift membership, then

You will receive over $75 in FREE e-Downloads from great homeschool companies like:
 
Ultimate Homeschool Expo          Pilgrim Institute                  Homeschool CPA
Freedom Project                             Homemaking 911              Youthful Homemaker
Shining Dawn Books                     Memoria Press                   Me-And-My House Ministry
Foundations in Architecture         Marsha Washburn             See the Light Art Curriculum
Lee Binz, The Homescholar        Sather Homeschool           Dan’s Doodles
 
(a link to the download page will be provided in your confirmation email after payment)
 
 
 
 
 
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