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Our Related Organizations and Strategic Partners
As you get to know HSLDA, you may come across other organizations that seem to be related to us in some way. Here’s a guide to HSLDA’s relationship with these groups.
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Homeschooling in Malaysia: A Vibrant Explosion
Representatives from a Malaysian homeschool organization chronicle the history of the movement and highlight current activities and growth
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Donating to HSLDA
Homeschool Legal Defense Association is a 501(c)(3) organization, contributions to which are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.
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Tips for Getting Organized for Your School Year
What’s your organizational challenge? Join HSLDA’s educational consultants as they offer tips, resources, and empowering, creative solutions to the most common homeschool-and-life organizing challenges!
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What We Believe
Our Christian values inform our belief that the freedom to homeschool is for everyone and that we’re called to serve everyone. We do not require members of HSLDA to be Christian or religious, and we serve each member with care, dignity, and respect.
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Who We Are
HSLDA is a non-profit advocacy organization that makes homeschooling possible by protecting homeschooling families and equipping them to provide the best educational experience for their children.
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Homeschooling in Maryland under a “Church Umbrella”
Interested in homeschooling in Maryland? Click here to learn about one of your options, the “church umbrella” method!
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The Art of the Home
Cultivating beauty in your home is worth the effort.
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4 Lesson Plan Detours (and Why We Took Them)
One joy of homeschooling is that you aren’t locked into something that isn’t working!
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5 Ideas for Homeschooling with Preschoolers
It may see counter-intuitive, but try giving your preschooler time and attention early in the day.
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7 Tips for a Great Homeschool Graduation
It’s time to celebrate!
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Finding the Time for Priorities
“Don’t say ‘no,’ just so that you can be a little less inconvenienced. Say ‘no’ so you can say ‘yes’ to what God is putting on your heart.”
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From Good to Great: 7 Elements of a Great Day
Planning a great day is like practicing the piano. Find the problem and keep working at it till you can fix it.
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5 Ways to Avoid Homeschool Burnout
Why over-scheduling isn’t worth it.
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Recordkeeping Tools
How will you tell your child’s educational story? Here are a few options . . . Three-ring binders, photo albums, file folders, online recordkeeping services
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Delegation: A New Approach
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A Procrastinator’s Approach to School Planning
Not a type A planner? No problem! From conferences to curriculum, here are some ideas for starting the school year.
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