No. Because our mission is to make homeschooling possible, we focus our efforts on supporting homeschool families—that is, families who are currently homeschooling or who are withdrawing their children from public school to begin homeschooling. Since transferring into public school is outside our emphasis, we do not assist members in disputes with public schools over what credits they will accept or whether they require prospective students to take placement tests.
HSLDA offers three primary types of grants to homeschoolers.
Curriculum Grants and Disaster Relief Grants are need-based grants that we offer to families who are homeschooling through difficult times.
HSLDA also offers Annual Group Grants to registered HSLDA Discount Groups.
Disaster Relief Grants are for homeschool families whose home or school materials have been physically damaged by a natural disaster (such as a regional flood, hurricane, wildfire, tornado, or earthquake) in the past 18 months.
Note: COVID-19 recovery is not eligible for this grant.
Grants are modest, not exceeding $500.
To learn about the eligibility requirements, please read the Disaster Relief Grant article thoroughly to make sure that your family qualifies. From there, you can access the application.
Each of our grants has its own stipulations about how the grant money can be used. You can click here to learn more about our available grants and how you may use the grant money.
