Home School Day at the Capitol–Wednesday, April 30. Lots of exciting things planned for that day. Even if you have been before, don’t stay home this year. We have lots of new things planned. It will be the end of the session, so there will be lots of bills for our legislators to consider and some of them could affect you as a home schooler. Before the rush of the holiday season, put it on your 2014 calendar now. Plan to join us in Columbia for this very important opportunity to meet your legislator.
Teach them Diligently Convention, DC.
Michael Farris is the Chancellor of Patrick Henry College and Chairman of the Home School Legal Defense Association. He was the founding president of each organization. Mr. Farris will be joining TTD in Washington, DC. For a line up of all the speakers, see the website www.TeachThemDiligently.net. Don’t forget to sign up early for all the discounts.
The First Annual Lowcountry Homeschool Convention will be held in the beautiful and historic South Carolina Lowcountry on May 30-31, 2014. You will enjoy a unique convention in one of the areas most beautiful hotels InnPlace Hotel in North Charleston. This convention will be workshop and vendor driven with workshops that will appeal to every homeschool family whether you are an unschooler or a traditional homeschooler or somewhere in between. Earlybird registration is only $10 for adults, with children free. For more information, see the website, www.lowcountryhomeschoolconvention.com.
Enjoy an Old Fashioned Christmas at the Latta Plantation.
Plantation Christmas- November 29-30 (10am-4pm) Celebrate a Victorian Christmas as you visit the plantation house, kitchen, and cabin to see how Christmas was celebrated in the 1860s. Children can meet a Victorian St. Nick! This is a great way to start the season! $8 for adults, $7 for seniors, $6 for students, ages 5 and under and members free. www.lattaplanatation.org.
For more great field trip ideas, see the SCHEA website at www.SCHEA.net
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