J. Michael Smith, Esq.
President

Mike Smith:
Let’s say you’re homeschooling three children, all different ages—how would you go about finding socialization outlets (such as sports, playgroups, and field trips) to suit each child’s needs?

Carren Joye:
I would look for a local homeschool support group. A support group provides the most opportunities for a wide range of ages and interests. They’ll have field trips and clubs and co-ops, playgroups, even just monthly parties where they get together. They would also have information about community activities like when to sign up for baseball and which dance instructor is the best. They may even have information about unusual things you may not have thought of like archery or fencing. And the internet is the best place to look for homeschool support groups

Mike:
It’s encouraging to hear the numerous socialization opportunities homeschooling provides for families. And until then, I’m Mike Smith.