MHLA sells an Intro-Pack, which answers basic questions about homeschooling and covers such topics as socialization, costs, how to approach school authorities, how to begin, and how home education works in everyday life. The Intro-Pack is also on file at the Reference Desk at the Robbins Library in Arlington and available on the MHLA website . Publishes the bimonthly Home Education Magazine . Many families understand the benefits of homeschooling teenagers but fear that they lack the time and expertise to do it successfully. Pathfinder provides services for families and activities for teens which make teen homeschooling practical and successful for any family.
Pathfinder offers free consultations to help local families investigate teen homeschooling.
The National Home Education Network exists to encourage and facilitate the vital grassroots work of state and local homeschooling groups and individuals by providing information, fostering networking and promoting public relations on a national level. Because we believe there is strength in a diverse network of homeschoolers, we support the freedom of all individual families to choose home education and to direct such education. This site is all about learning in freedom, taking responsibility for your own learning. It's about using your initiative to seek out learning, and using schools and teachers only if they are helpful to you, and voluntarily chosen by you. A to Z Home's Cool Homeschooling Ann Zeise's guide to interesting and useful sites and articles about homeschooling on the web.