by Sarah Hicks | Sep 14, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Community, Getting Started, NCHE Membership, Culture
Connecting you with other homeschooling families across our state is our mission! North Carolinians for Home Education separates the 100 counties in our state into nine regions. Each region has an NCHE regional liaison who actively engages with the people in their...
by Sarah Hicks | Sep 11, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Community, Getting Started, NCHE Membership, Culture
As the face of home education has grown in the last 35 years, the ways we reach homeschooling families have also grown and changed. NCHE media includes: everything that you see on our website, NCHE webinars, updates when you follow us on social media, information we...
by Sarah Hicks | Sep 7, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Community, Getting Started, NCHE Membership, Culture
There are twelve voting officers on the NCHE board. Our board members are volunteers, and each member is elected annually. Non-voting members of our board include advisors elected by the board and the spouses of the elected officers. Our board loves to meet with one...
by Sarah Hicks | Sep 5, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Community, Getting Started, NCHE Membership, Culture
In 1984, North Carolinians for Home Education was organized by homeschool parents to support and encourage home educators and to protect the right to freely home educate in North Carolina. Our name was selected so as to include all who are for home education, not just...
by Sarah Hicks | Aug 31, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Community, Getting Started, NCHE Membership, Culture
Whether it’s in person or online, it’s always fun when North Carolinians for Home Education board members and leaders have an opportunity to get together! We love serving you, and we enjoy one another’s company. Although we serve in different roles at NCHE and in...
by WhitneyCrowell | Aug 17, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Encouragement, Community, Peace
By Guest Contributor Whitney Cranford Crowell My mom’s friend Jane is the kind of person who calls it like she sees it. Years ago, after a harrowing day of wrangling her three small children, she eyed my mother with a frazzled look. “The problem with parenting,” she...
