Directory · State Organizations
A state-level homeschool organization is the single most useful resource a family can join. They know the filing deadlines, the district practices, the ESA changes, and the people, long before any national body or blog catches up.
Statewide organization, formerly the Christian Home Education Fellowship of Alabama (CHEF), founded in 1988; explains Alabama's church school, private school and private tutor options and lists church schools.
Arizona's flagship homeschool organization, particularly active on ESA policy and vendor-approval updates.
California's largest Christian homeschool organization, longtime PSA-filing resource.
FPEA organizes Florida's largest homeschool convention and tracks PEP ESA capacity state-wide.
Georgia's statewide, member-supported homeschool association, serving homeschoolers since 1992. Its site covers Georgia law, the Declaration of Intent, and the annual summary.
Played lead role in the 2025 defeat of HB 2827 (mandatory homeschool notification).
Indiana's flagship homeschool organization with a focus on Christian homeschool families and Indiana's Choice Scholarship.
Iowa's statewide homeschool organization, critical for clarifying Iowa ESA's accredited-nonpublic-only eligibility.
Massachusetts's primary homeschool organization, essential for navigating the state's prior-approval requirement.
Michigan's statewide Christian homeschool organization, founded in 1984 as INCH (Information Network for Christian Homes) and rebranded as MiCHN in 2019. Its site covers Michigan homeschool law and maps local groups.
New York's largest homeschool organization, essential for IHIP filing and quarterly-reporting compliance.
NCHE is North Carolina's leading homeschool organization, tracking DNPE reporting requirements and Opportunity Scholarship changes.
Ohio's largest Christian homeschool organization, clarifying why ACE closed in 2025 and EdChoice is not available to homeschool.
Pennsylvania diploma-granting organization recognized by the Pennsylvania Department of Education, grown out of the Pennsylvania Homeschoolers newsletter (published 1982 to 2007). Its site lists evaluators and explains Pennsylvania's homeschool law.
South Carolina homeschool advocacy association helping families home educate since 1987. Its site explains SC's three legal homeschool options and how to withdraw a child from school.
Tennessee homeschool association helping families since 1984, organized through eight chapters covering the state. Its site covers Tennessee homeschool law and school voucher legislation.
Texas's flagship homeschool organization. Since TEFA's launch in 2026-27, THSC is the primary source for Texas ESA-application guidance.
Utah's homeschool organization, active on Utah Fits All ESA policy and the pending Supreme Court appeal.
HEAV is Virginia's largest homeschool organization, particularly active on Virginia's unique Religious Exemption path.
Washington's homeschool organization. WA requires parents to complete a qualifying parent course or hold a degree — WHO runs approved courses.
Wisconsin's statewide homeschool organization, founded in 1984 as the Wisconsin Parents Association. Its site explains Wisconsin homeschool law and how to file the PI-1206 homeschool report.
Not every state has an active statewide organization. In states without one, HSLDA's state-specific pages and the state Department of Education's homeschool page are the next-best resources.
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