Eight years ago, I was a brand new homeschooler. Thankfully, I had a few friends that were new to this adventure, too, so we helped each other by sharing resources and ideas. Having these friends along for the ride helped tremendously, but even with those homeschooling friends, there was still so much I didn’t know!

Tricia, another Georgia homeschooling mom and blogger of Hodgepodge fame, started as a blogland friend and has become a real-life friend. We first met in real life a little over two years ago, when she came to see me (and my big hair!) in Steel Magnolias:

Tricia and I decided to create a resource for other Georgia homeschoolers, a compilation of a whole lot of info in one handy place. The result is an ebook we’ve decided to offer our readers for free.

Our Homeschooling in Georgia ebook includes info on:

• Homeschool laws and graduation requirements
• Field trips and other educational places and events
• Co-ops, enrichment classes, and support groups
• Homeschool conventions, used curriculum fairs, book sales.
• Where to buy curriculum and educational supplies

Of course, this ebook is not all-encompassing, and homeschool laws are subject to change at any time. But it’s a good jumping-off place, and we hope you’ll find it helpful! Since we couldn’t include everything in this handbook, we’ve also created a Homeschooling in Georgia Pinterest board we will continue to update as we come across relevant or helpful sites.

Get your FREE copy:

To download your copy of Homeschooling in Georgia, simply subscribe to either of our blogs, and you will receive the download link. It’s absolutely free. You can subscribe to my blog, or hop on over to Hodgepodge and subscribe there:

–> Please send your Georgia homeschooling friends our way to get their own copy of this ebook, too!

Jamie

Wife, mom, J-ma. Introvert who enjoys good books, sunshine, and authentic conversation. Often seen with a steaming mug of tea in hand – unless it’s lost yet again in the microwave. Read more »