HOME's Used Curriculum Sale!

Be a participant! Sell or buy at this year's used curriculum event!

Countdown to the sale

Date:   Saturday, June 6, 2009
Time:  9:30am - 1:00pm
Place: St. Paul’s Center in Augusta

Volunteer & Seller Registration must be in by June 1st!

HOME's 2008 Used Curriculum Sale was a huge success! It was wonderful to have so many dedicated volunteers who helped the sale go so smoothly! The new sales tags and check out procedure allowed buyers to move through the check out line within 10 minutes!  This year's sale is coming soon and we look forward to seeing you there. The rules and sales tags will stay the same as last year. (If you participated in the 2008 sale and are participating in the 2009 sale with items that were in the 2008 sale, you will need to retag your items with the current year tags to eliminate loss of tags due to age.)  Please help HOME by sharing information of the 2009 Used Curriculum Sale with your friends, and plan to participate as a seller, a buyer or both!  HOME will be holding a Getting Started Workshop at the sale, and The Heart of HOME Bookstore will also be at the sale!

• Used Curriculum Scholarships

• Buyer Information

• Important Information

• Driving Directions

• Questions?

• Sellers Information

• Sale Tags (these are new and must be used!)

• Volunteer Information

• Sellers Register Online

• Seller - Print & Mail Registration

• Volunteers Register Online

• Volunteer - Print & Mail Registration

The HOME Used Curriculum Sale provides a great opportunity for homeschooling families to save money and recycle items that are no longer being used. This can be such a blessing to those trying to stay within a tight, one-income family budget! Even so, there may be some families who are in need of a greater blessing. If you or someone you know needs help with curriculum purchases, please contact the HOME Office in writing. We may be able to offer some assistance at our Used Curriculum Sale. Please submit a letter explaining your situation. Do not call. You will be notified regarding your eligibility. Send your letter to the HOME Office, no later than June 1, 2009.
 

To purchase items at the sale. . .

. . . you may use a check or cash, we are not equipped for credit cards
. . . bring sturdy bags in which to carry your purchases
. . . wear comfortable shoes and clothing
. . . bring a list of needed curriculum
. . . You will have 3 1/2 hours to shop. This will be an intensive time of shopping. You will find it easier to concentrate if you can make childcare arrangements for your children.

We would like to point out IMPORTANT information for the Used Curriculum:

• Location—St. Paul’s Center in Augusta

• New format from years past—no long lists of books that must be sent to us!

• Sales tags—you MUST use copies of our new Curriculum Sales Tag.

• Sales money will be sent within three weeks to the seller. We will NOT be giving out money at the sales.

• You may bring a friend’s items to sell—All sellers must have their own participant number. Numbers may not be shared by more than one seller. - HOME must have a Sellers Release signed by each seller.

• You will have 3 1/2 hours to shop—this will be an intensive time of shopping. You will find it easier to concentrate if you can make childcare arrangements for your children.

Directions to the St. Paul Center in Augusta
From the North take Exit 109A from the Maine Turnpike (I-95), and from the South take Exit 109 onto Western Avenue. Drive approximately one mile to the rotary (traffic circle). Continue 3/4 around the circle to a one-way road. Take the left fork to State Street. Make a right turn onto State Street. The parking lot entrance to the Center is on the left (before you reach Green Street).

Driving Distances: Kittery - 105 miles, Freeport - 39 miles, Boothbay Harbor - 36 miles, Camden - 42 miles, Bar Harbor - 123 miles, Bangor - 77 miles.

Sellers Information

HOME would like to thank you for your interest in participating in our Curriculum Sale 2009. The used curriculum sale is a highlight for many homeschoolers in Maine and it is an easy way for you to support Homeschoolers of Maine. It is also an easy method to support HOME. Your participation as a seller is crucial to the event’s success. Your used books and educational materials may be just what another homeschooler needs! HOME will keep 20% of your sales to help finance the ministry to Maine homeschoolers. Please be sure to read over the instructions for selling as they have changed a great deal from past years.

To participate you will need:

• To Register by June 1, 2009

• A Participant Number (provided by HOME) Participant numbers may not be shared by more than 1 person.

• HOME Used Curriculum Sale Tags properly filled in with your information (You must use a copy of these tags!)

• A pen with black or blue ink. (please no crayons) Please be careful to write legibly.

It is very important that the following instructions are followed when selling your items

Before the sale. . .

• You must register by June 1, 2009 and receive a Participant Number.
• If you participated in the 2008 sale and are participating in the 2009 sale with items that were in the 2008 sale, you will need to retag your items with the current year tags to eliminate loss of tags due to age.
• You must tag your own items before delivering them to the sale.
• You must remove all old stickers from previous sales before putting on your new tags. (Check for old prices on the inside of the cover also.)
• You Must use a copy of the HOME Used Curriculum Sales Tag.  We recommend you copy the tags several times, write in all the information which will be the same on a number of tags (such as participant number, category, price, etc.) and then make as many copies as you need. (Each item will need two tags.) On the tag you will write the participant number, price, grade, category, and title. Tape a tag on the upper right hand corner of the front cover, and a duplicate tag on the inside front cover. Please adhere them with scotch tape on the vertical edges. (See example above, right.) (Duplicate tags identify an owner if the outside tag comes off. We cannot sell items that do not have tags! The tags are the only record we will have of the item you are selling.) When an item is purchased, the tag on the front cover will be cut off and used as verification of the sale. Please write with blue or black ink, not crayon or markers, and please do not let the children help unless they are very neat and their writing is legible.
• For non-book items please tape two tags to each item. Games and Manipulatives that have little pieces need to be in Ziploc bags.

The sale categories to list on the tags are:

• When selling a set of materials, please tape a completed tag on each item. (The selling price will be for the set , not each item as if sold individually.) Fill in the # __ of ___. (For example, if the set has three items in it, you would fill in #1 of 3 for the first item in the set, #2 of 3, for the second, and #3 of 3 for the last item. You need to bind them together with heavy elastics. (Please put an elastics on vertically and horizontally.)

• Please be sure the selling price you give to an item is the correct price you desire on it. We will not have time for price changes at the sale.

• It is your responsibility to keep track of the items you are selling. This year we will have no records of the items you are placing in the sale.
   

• Please sign the Sellers Release and send with your registration or bring to the sale. We MUST have the Sellers Release in order to put your items into the sale.

At the Sale . . .

• Please follow the signs to the sale room to deliver your items. On Friday you may deliver your items from 12pm to 6pm.

• Please bring your Sellers Release (see below) signed, and give to the Used Curriculum worker at the Sign In Table. You MUST check in with one of the Used Curriculum workers when delivering your items.

• If you are bringing a large quantity of items you may be asked to help distribute the items to the various tables. Also, with large quantities of items (over 100 pieces) it would be very helpful if you would separate your items into categories. (I. e. science in one box, reading materials in another, etc.)

After the Sale . . .

• At the end of the sale Saturday, please pick up your unsold items, they will be ready at 2:00pm and must be picked up no later than 2:30pm.

• You may arrange for someone else to pick up your unsold books if you are unable to pick them up after the sale.

• HOME cannot send or deliver them to you.

• If you do not arrive by the end of the pickup time, your unsold items will be considered a donation to HOME.

• • HOME appreciates your donated items that are used to bless other families and support HOME's ministry.

• Due to new postal regulations, tags from your sold items will *not* be mailed to you this year. HOME will keep the tags on file for six weeks after the sale (until July 18), should there be any questions. After that time, the tags will be discarded. Money from the sale of your items will be mailed to you by check within three weeks of the sale. No monies will be given out at the end of the sale day."

To register on line please click here to reach the on line registration.

If you prefer click here to print and mail the forms.

Volunteer Information

Thank you for your desire to volunteer. Your desire to volunteer is the ONLY way HOME can have a Used Curriculum Sale, we rely upon your dedication to the homeschoolers in Maine. The deadline for volunteer registration is June 1, 2009.  As a volunteer, who has committed to working a total of 3 hours throughout the event, you will be allowed to shop early— one hour before the sale is open to the public at the Volunteer Sale. YOU will have the first choice of items. ONLY volunteers, working a total of 3 hours or more, are allowed the opportunity to shop at the Volunteer Sale. We have a limited number of volunteer slots to fill, if you desire to volunteer and be a part of the Volunteer Sale, you will want to register early! We have a great need for teens to volunteer on Friday from 12noon - 6pm and Saturday after 1:30pm to help carry boxes of books, help with set up, and take down. If you have good strong teens we would greatly appreciate their help in serving other homeschoolers for several hours during these two days!

HOME Requirements to volunteer. . .

• a desire to serve others

• a willingness to work hard

• ability to smile, even though you are tired!

• appropriate clothing—you will probably get dirty!

• bring your own meals

We will need volunteers on Friday to. . . We have all the help we need for Friday, Thank you.

• carry boxes of books, help collect, sort, distribute, set up, and organize books

• sort, distribute, and organize books, help direct shoppers and assist those with needs, keep books neat and in their assigned areas, assist with breakdown and clean up, and carry boxes of books.

• Please Note:
  
  The Volunteer Sale will take place Saturday, before the general population sale from 8:00am—9:00am.
  
  Teens may volunteer along with their parent. Parent is responsible for their child at all times. (Teens may be a part of the Volunteer Sale if they work 3 hours.)
  
  There will be no walk-in volunteers accepted this year.
  
  The Volunteer slots are limited, register early—the slots are allotted on a first come basis.

To volunteer on line click here.

HOME Update, October 11, 2007

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2. Maine News
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1. HOME Upcoming Events

*** At HOME in Hope Day

Rain looks likely!! Please note the rain date below.

Friday, October 12 at 10:00am (Rain date, Friday, Oct. 19)
True Park, Church St., Hope (Behind the Hope General Store)

Join other homeschoolers for a day of fun in Hope. True Park has a
wonderful playground for children, picnic table and an ball field.
Across the street, the Hope Orchard will be open for apples, cider
and apple picking. The Hope General Store offers soups, salads and
sandwiches for those who don't want to pack a lunch. The HOME Office
is only a mile away, and will be open for browsing and refreshments
...or just stop in for a few words of encouragement!

New homeschoolers are especially encouraged to attend.

For more info, call the HOME Office at 207-763-2880

*** HOME Moms' Retreat, Saturday November 10

Because of our early March Convention, the November Moms' Retreat will be
the only one offered this year. This particular retreat offers a unique
opportunity for ALL homeschool moms, and especially support leaders.
Please take note of the afternoon session if you are a leader, and
plan to join us for some insight and inspiration!!

Morning Session: "It's the Little Things."

Sandra Lovelace is a pioneer whom the Lord continues to use in the lives
of homeschool families. She is anxious to share the latest lessons God
has been showing her about the key things that make a home a "school."

Afternoon session: "State of the Homeschool Nation."

Sandra Lovelace will bring a report from the recent National Christian
Homeschool Leadership Conference. State leaders from around the country
gathered in Albuquerque NM to attend lectures and workshops, share with
each other, and bask in the presence of our Risen Savior and Lord. Sandra
will present an overview of the event as well as details that are of great
importance to every homeschooler.

More retreat details below:

HOME Moms' Retreat

Saturday Nov 10th, 2007
10 AM to 4 PM
at the HOME Office in Hope, ME
Cost: $10.00 per person (include with registration)

Come with another homeschooling mom for the day, or have an overnight time
of rest. If you stay in the surrounding Camden area, you can plan a walk
along the harbor, browse in local shops and visit the wonderful Owl and
Turtle Bookstore. For accommodations, visit http://www.camdenme.org

Parking space is extremely limited at the HOME office. If it is possible,
please consider carpooling!

Please bring a bag lunch. Hope General Store nearby offers pizza, soups,
salads and sandwiches.

To register please send your name, address, email, phone number and
payment to:

Homeschoolers of Maine
PO Box 159
Camden, ME 04843-0159

For more details or if you have questions, please contact:
The HOME office at (207) 763-2880 or email  homeschl@midcoast

*** Getting Started in Homeschooling

Saturday, January 5, 2008 at 2:00pm at the HOME Office in Hope

Are you just beginning to homeschool? Are you researching the option for
your family? Plan to attend this workshop!

We will cover the following topics:

 Maine’s new homeschooling law
 Record keeping
 Curriculum planning
 Helpful resources
 Portfolios and evaluations
 Support groups
 Special needs
 And much more!

Call the HOME office at 763-2880 to register.

*** HOME Convention, March 7 and 8, 2008

Make plans to attend HOME's 2008 Convention at the Samoset Resort in
Rockport on March 7 and 8! For all the latest convention details,
visit our website at http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/convention.htm

*** For a list of all upcoming HOME Events in 2007, visit
http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/event_calendar.htm

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2. Maine News

*** New Tougher Truancy Law

Maine's truancy law now has a bit more teeth since the Governor signed LD
454 into law in June '07. The consequences of failure to comply with the
compulsory attendance laws are potentially more severe. The new truancy law
now allows
for a yearly total of only 7 unexcused absences. The fine for truancy has
increased to $250 and the law now provides for intervention from the
Department of
Human Services. What does this mean for homeschoolers? Nothing, if you are
in
compliance with our homeschool law. If, however, you have missed deadlines
for filing
letters of intent and assessment results, you will be at a much greater
risk.

To be sure that you fully understand our homeschool law and are aware of all
deadlines,
please read the "Legal" section at our website. For more information on the
new truancy
law, visit
http://janus.state.me.us/legis/LawMakerWeb/externalsiteframe.asp?ID=28002290
8&LD=454&Type=1&SessionID=7

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3. Visit our Website for the Latest News and Information!

*** Watch for Legislation News in Maine

The Maine Legislature is in full swing. Be sure to visit the link below on a
weekly basis for Maine legislative news. Also, stay up to date and informed
with HOME's Email Updates. We'll always let you know of any issues that need
action!

For more information:
http://homeschoolersofmaine.org/legislative_information.htm

*** The Heart of HOME Newsletter: 2007 Online Issue Available

Great articles are available in the Winter 2007 issue of the Heart
Of HOME Newsletter, Online at
http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/current_issue.htm

*** Subscribe to the Heart of HOME

Be sure to subscribe or renew your subscription to the Heart of HOME
Newsletter online with Paypal! Check it out at
http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/subscription_form.htm

*** Notice of Intent

For a sample "Notice of Intent" form, visit the HOME website at
http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/Directions_for_Notice_of_Intent.htm

*** Maine Law Summary

The HSLDA Maine Law Summary is posted at the HOME website at
http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/law_summary.htm

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*** HOME updates are sent upon request. If you have received this message in
error, if you have received duplicate copies, or if you wish to have your
name removed from our update list, please email us at:
homeschl@midcoast.com. Thank you!

*** If you have found our ministry to be a blessing, please consider sending
a tax-deductible donation to HOME at the address below. Thank you!

Homeschoolers of Maine
PO Box 159
Camden, ME 04843
207-763-2880
homeschl@midcoast.com
www.homeschoolersofmaine.org

HOME Update, July 20, 2007

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Please forward information on the following issues to homeschoolers that you
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1. HOME Used Curriculum Sale 2007
2. HOME Upcoming Events
3. National News
4. REMINDER!
5. Opportunities of Interest
6. Great Resources
7. From HSLDA
8. Visit our Website for the Latest News and Information!

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1. HOME Used Curriculum Sale 2007

Another successful Used Curriculum Sale has come and gone! We want to thank
each
and every participant of this year's sale. We couldn't have an event without
you!
Special thanks to all volunteers for your hard work before, during and after
this
year's sale. You all did (and some are still doing) a fantastic job!! While
this
is not one of HOME's best fundraisers, the event is probably our most labor
intensive one. However, we believe the event ministers to the homeschool
community
in a big way. Sellers, buyers, HOME and families in need are all abundantly
blessed
by the effort put forth.

Many of you have requested an earlier date for future HOME Used Curriculum
Sales.
We are happy to announce that next year's sale date will be June 7. This
earlier
date comes before the busy summer months and should allow for even more
participation. Mark your calendar!

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2. HOME Upcoming Events

*** Homeschooling High School and Beyond

- Saturday, September 22, 2007 from 10:00am - 3:00pm at the HOME Office in
Hope

Do you have questions or concerns about homeschooling in the high school
years?
Plan to attend this event! Watch for details at
www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/event_calendar.htm

*** Getting Started in Homeschooling

- Saturday, October 6, 2007 at 2:00pm at the HOME Office in Hope

Are you just beginning to homeschool? Are you researching the option for
your family? Plan to attend this workshop!

We will cover the following topics:

 Maine’s new homeschooling law
 Record keeping
 Curriculum planning
 Helpful resources
 Portfolios and evaluations
 Support groups
 Special needs
 And much more!

Call the HOME office at 763-2880 to register.

*** For a list of all upcoming HOME Events in 2007, visit
http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/event_calendar.htm

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3. National News

- Death of Homeschooling Pioneer Dr. Raymond S. Moore
Retrieved 7/19/07 online http://marilynrockett.com/

Dr. Raymond S. Moore , author of Better Late than Early, … , passed away on
July 13, 2007, at the age of 91.

Moore's book grew out of an article first published in Harper's in 1972,
at the time when California was considering a law to make school compulsory
for children as young as 2 years, 9 months. The article was republished by
Reader's Digest where it was so popular, the editors  requested a book. With
his wife Dorothy (deceased) he wrote many books on education and other
subjects.

His educational career began as a teacher, principal and superintendent of
California public schools. During World War II he served on General
MacArthur's
staff. After completing his PhD in Education at the University of Southern
California, he held the positions of academic dean and president of numerous
Seventh-day Colleges in the United States, Japan,  and the Philippines. The
United States Office of Education then invited him to be a higher education
program officer.

But it was the research that he compiled about the effects of  schooling on
young children that steered his career away from higher education and into
homeschooling. He and his wife Dorothy spent years working with legislatures
and courts to establish legal precedents for parents desiring to homeschool
their children.

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4. REMINDER!

Subsequent Letters of Intent to homeschool and annual assessment results are
due by September 1! The Department of Education will not be mailing out
reminders. To be sure that you do not miss the deadline, make your
assessment plans now. Annual assessment results must be included in the same
packet with the Subsequent Letter of Intent. Please go to the link below to
review the process: http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/Complying_easy.htm

If you need assistance with assessment options, please feel free to contact
the HOME office.

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5. Opportunities of Interest

*** At the Hope Library

Join us for a fun-filled morning reading and art w/Noah Magro~
When~ Saturday, July 21, 28, and August 4th @ 10am~
Where~ Hope Library (inside the Hope town office)
Age~ 5 to 12 years old (siblings are all welcome!)
Call for more questions~ Bonny Longley 236-4399

All are welcome! Look forward to seeing you there!!


*** Environmental Education for Homeschoolers

Standish Parks and Recreation has put together a brand new environmental
education
program specifically for homeschoolers. For a flyer with all the details,
click on the following link:
http://www.standish.org/Public_Documents/StandishME_Recreation/Homeschool%20
Flyer.pdf

*** Pine Tree State Arboretum

For more information about upcoming programs at PTSA, please contact Toni B.
Pied, Education Director, at 207-621-0031 or ptsaedu@roadrunner.com, or
visit
www.pinetreestatearboretum.org

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6. Great Resources

"Discovering Great Artists" has become a popular resource among
homeschoolers
for art appreciation. Now the author has made this resource even better!
Full
color examples of the specific works of art have been gathered together
online
with links at http://www.brightring.com/artists.html

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7. From HSLDA

*** Learn Constitutional Law with Michael Farris

Registration is now open for the fall semester of Constitutional Law
Online, taught by Michael Farris, Chairman and General Counsel of Home
School Legal Defense Association and Chancellor of Patrick Henry
College.

The class begins September 10, 2007, and concludes February 25, 2008.
If you've always wanted to learn more about the history and background
of our legal system, from a biblical perspective, or if you're looking
for a good U.S. government class for your homeschooled students, then
this class is for you!

This 18-week Internet-based course follows Michael Farris' textbook,
"Constitutional Law for Enlightened Citizens," and uses a
computer-based audio CD-ROM to deliver the "classroom" lectures. The
syllabus lists the reading and listening assignments for each week and
offers a flexible schedule for homework. Every two weeks, students can
participate in a live chat-room discussion--hosted by Michael
Farris--to pose their questions and discuss the material. Twice during
the class, students will submit essay exams for grading. A certificate
of participation will be awarded to all students at the end of the
class.

Tuition is $250 for HSLDA members and $275 for non-HSLDA members,
which includes the required textbook and CD-ROM. For more information,
or to register, visit the class website at http://conlaw.hslda.org.
Please take a moment to sign up today!


Sincerely,

Rachel Kozlowski
ConLaw Administrator
Home School Legal Defense Association
Purcellville, VA
conlaw@hslda.org

Note: this class is a non-credit, high school level online course
taught by Michael Farris through HSLDA. It should not be confused with
the for-credit, college level distance learning course also taught by
Michael Farris through Patrick Henry College.

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8. Visit our Website for the Latest News and Information!

*** Watch for Legislation News in Maine

The Maine Legislature is in full swing. Be sure to visit the link below on a
weekly basis for Maine legislative news. Also, stay up to date and informed
with HOME's Email Updates. We'll always let you know of any issues that need
action!

For more information:
http://homeschoolersofmaine.org/legislative_information.htm

*** The Heart of HOME Newsletter: 2007 Online Issue Available

Great articles are available in the Winter 2007 issue of the Heart
Of HOME Newsletter, Online at
http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/current_issue.htm

*** Subscribe to the Heart of HOME

Be sure to subscribe or renew your subscription to the Heart of HOME
Newsletter online with Paypal! Check it out at
http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/subscription_form.htm

*** Notice of Intent

For a sample "Notice of Intent" form, visit the HOME website at
http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/Directions_for_Notice_of_Intent.htm

*** Maine Law Summary

The HSLDA Maine Law Summary is posted at the HOME website at
http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/law_summary.htm

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*** HOME updates are sent upon request. If you have received this message in
error, if you have received duplicate copies, or if you wish to have your
name removed from our update list, please email us at:
homeschl@midcoast.com. Thank you!

*** If you have found our ministry to be a blessing, please consider sending
a tax-deductible donation to HOME at the address below. Thank you!

Homeschoolers of Maine
PO Box 159
Camden, ME 04843
207-763-2880
homeschl@midcoast.com
www.homeschoolersofmaine.org

HOME Convention 2006 has come and gone with great success and lots of good memories! Now it's time to look ahead to 2007!! Please mark your calendar for April 20 and 21, 2007. HOME will host keynote speakers, Cindy and Matthew Rushton. To get acquainted with the Rushton family and their ministry, visit their website at http://www.cindyrushton.com/

For all the details, visit: http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/used_curriculum_sale.htm

Subsequent Letters of Intent to homeschool and annual assessment results are due by September 1! The Department of Education will not be mailing out reminders. To be sure that you do not miss the deadline, make your assessment plans now. Annual assessment results must be included in the same packet with the Subsequent Letter of Intent. Please go to the link below to review the process: http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/Complying_easy.htm

The Metilly Family who lost their house in a fire recently is in need of help with curriculum. They use Accelerated Christian Education materials https://aceweb.schooloftomorrow.com

http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/Maine/105539/

http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/Maine/105542/

Homeschoolers of Maine Regional Rep. for Penobscot & Piscataquis Counties & Owner of the MaineHomeschooling yahoo group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mainehomeschooling/

For more information, visit the website at: http://www.penobscotmarinemuseum.org/calendar.phpcontact or contact Betty Schopmeyer at 548-2529.

Great articles are now available in the Winter 2006 issue of the Heart of HOME Newsletter, Online at http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/current_issue.htm

Be sure to subscribe or renew your subscription to the Heart of HOME newsletter online with Paypal! Check it out at http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/subscription_form.htm

*** HOME Used Curriculum Sale, 2006 http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/used_curriculum_sale.htm

For a sample "Notice of Intent" form, visit the HOME website at http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/Directions_for_Notice_of_Intent.htm

The HSLDA Maine Law Summary is posted at the HOME website at http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/law_summary.htm

www.homeschoolersofmaine.org

You can still make your room reservations at the Summit Hotel! For all accommodation details, visit our website at http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/convention_hotel_accommodations_3.htm

Visit the HOME website at http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/convention.htm

Visit the HOME website for all convention details at http://www.homeschoolersofmaine.org/convention.htm

www.homeschoolersofmaine.org