Bluegrass Region

Affilated Support Group	Contact		E-MAIL	COUNTIES
Bluegrass Regional Independent Christian Co-op	Kathy	Burchett	katbmom@aol.com	Jessamine, Fayette and Surrounding

Capitol Area Christian Homeschoolers	Moderator		CACHhomeschoolnews@yahoogroups.com	Franklin & Surrounding
Casey County Homeschoolers	Rhonda	Combs	ceamz@hotmail.com	Casey
Christian Home Education Network (CHEN)	Richard	Tomlin	tomlinfamily@juno.com	Lincoln, Boyle, Casey, Harlan
Christian Homeschool of the Commonwealth	Beth	Winkler	jeffbecky1@adelphia.net	Fayette, Jessamine
Christian Homeschool Network of Kentucky	Jennifer	Taylor	homeschoolnet@gmail.com	Clark
East Central Kentucky L.I.F.E.	Andrea	Charles	charles442@gmail.com	Powell, Clark, Estill
Georgetown Homeschool Group Godly Resources for All Christian Educators (GRACE)	Andrea Cynthia	Burnett Stone		Boyle, Scott and Surrounding Counties Mercer, Garrard, Lincoln & Surrounding
Jessamine County Home Education Association	Chris	Moore	j chea.group@gmail.com	Jessamine
LIGHT	Allison	Doty	meemos4@yahoo.com	Boyle, Mercer, Washington
Tri-County Homeschoolers	Mary Anne	Vice	maryannetchs@yahoo.com	Harrison & Surrounding
Wellspring Homeschool Community Red House Homeschool Group	Jennifer	Newell	info@wellspringhomeschool.com	Madison

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So you’ve decided to homeschool! Now what?

So You’ve Decided to Homeschool! Now what? D.Bradley Here is some direction for those of you who have decided to home educate, but you don’t know where to start. 1. Start with your kids This is going to be a boring and fruitless endeavor if you don’t have any kids to educate. If you do, take a look at them. Not one of those motherly bruise-inventories or an investigation into what they’ve been eating by inspecting the corners of their mouths, but a good, quiet observation of them. Think about what they’re like, what their gifts and talents are, what they enjoy, what they don’t. Who are they? (We know you’ve asked this question of yourself before, like after the deafening crash at the supermarket or after you found the harmonica-shaped hole in the living room wall, but we don’t mean it that way now.) Who is this little person? Fact: every child is different, and no single approach is best for all kids. But that’s what’s great about homeschooling. I

Letter of Notification of Your Private Homeschool

The time of year will be quickly approaching to notify your school district of your private school! This is the first step in creating an official private school in your home. We receive many questions about this step, and encourage you to read the following information, including eight of the most common questions with answers. Here is a sample copy of the Letter of Notification . You can see that KRS 159.160 states, “The reports shall be made within the two weeks of the beginning of each school year.” So, if your school begins on Monday, August 3, your letter needs to arrive at the office of the Superintendent by Friday, August 14, the end of the second school week. You can find the address and name of the Superintendent in this Kentucky School Directory . This is a 2021 directory. You can also look at your district's website. . As in the past, CHEK recommends that you send your letter certified mail with a return receipt. When your

Declaration of Participation Forms for Title II, III, and IDEA-B

Kentucky is a private school state, meaning there are no "homeschool" laws on the books! Yes, you read that right! Pioneer homeschool leaders were wise to think ahead 25 years ago when the case of private church schools and homeschooling arose. Hang in here with me for just a minute and you will understand the connection between this statement and the forms. Your homeschool is a private school that operates in your home, the exact same as the local parochial or private church schools. Have you heard the phrase, "There is strength in numbers", or "A three cord strand cannot be broken"? We fall under private school laws. Of course, the 4th amendment gives us right to privacy in our home (yea!). Many people do not understand this about our Kentucky laws, and this was the perfect opportunity to interject. Now about the forms, federal law requires that the state send every (yep, you guessed it) private school these forms; if they do not get a response t

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