North Carolinians for Home Education
We help parents homeschool with confidence and joy!

Protecting
your right to homeschool in NC,

Equipping
you with information and encouragement,

Connecting
you with other families and groups across the state.

NCHE Homeschool Logo

North Carolinians for Home Education (NCHE) was founded in 1984 by parents in order to secure the right to homeschool their children. NCHE advanced legislation that has made it easier for families to homeschool in North Carolina. As a result of our vigilance, North Carolina is a great place to homeschool!

Donate to NCHE
Homeschool Webinars Click Here
The Homeschool Show Click Here
Subscribe to the Weekly NCHE Homeschool Email
NCHE Homeschool Blogs

Five Needs of the Homeschooled Child

by Jessica Frierson, March 2023   In last week’s blog post, I wrote about what the homeschooling parent needs. This week I will look at the five needs of the homeschooled child. You may expect those needs to include Internet access, a study area, the best curriculum you can afford,...

GREENHOUSE Magazine

The Journey

Spring 2023/Diane Helfrich We’ve all heard the sage expression, “The...

NCHE Field Trips

2023 Alpaca Farm

Carolina Sunshine Alpaca Farm Pittsboro, NC Tuesday, April 18, 2023 Rain date: Tuesday,...
NCHE Homeschool Facebook Page

Membership

From the beginning of NCHE, joining NCHE and becoming a member has been a way that someone shows support of homeschooling in NC and the ministry of NCHE. Anyone who supports homeschooling can join. The only other requirement is “a family or household member who homeschools must be in compliance with their existing state law.”

NCHE Leadership

NCHE is governed by a board of directors. This board is composed of volunteers who fill one of the 12 designated positions each with a different role. Working with the board, NCHE has several volunteer positions: regional liaisons, multicultural liaisons, and committee members. It takes a lot of work with many hands to accomplish the ministry of NCHE.

NCHE Regions

In order to better coordinate, NCHE divides the state into nine regions. Each region has an assigned number and regional liaison (RL). These RLs are here to answer your questions and to help you find groups and resources in your area. To find out more about your region look under the Community section.

en_USEnglish