09/21/2026
Homeschooling takes resources, relationships, community, and, as you know, persistent diligence. At the same time, homeschooling is entirely possible and very rewarding.
But even the most competent parents weren’t meant to do it alone. The load of homeschooling gets heavy. It can feel isolating. There are directions to figure out, decisions to make, and days when you’re simply running low.
If you already have that support in place, consider it a gift. If not, whether you’re looking for community, guidance, or practical help, here are a few places to start:
HSLDA – The Home School Legal Defense Association offers legal protection, resources, and advocacy for homeschool families.
State homeschool organizations – These groups provide local guidance, events, and up-to-date legal information.
Local co-ops – Co-ops bring families together to share teaching, offer group classes, and create space for children and parents to connect.
Facebook homeschool groups – Online support groups offer a way to get immediate answers from other homeschool parents as well as encouragement from and connection with others in the same season. And if you’re a regular user of Christian Light material, the parent-led Christian Light Facebook Group is a great place to start.
Christian Light Academy – Christian Light Academy is an accredited recordkeeping and diploma program designed to support homeschool families. Get help with records, testing, diplomas, and more.
As always, we’re here to come alongside you whether or not you are enrolled in Christian Light Academy. If you have questions or want to talk through curriculum questions, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Email: [email protected]
Call: 800-776-0478, option 2