Tina has curated a number of RESOURCE LISTS comprised of providers used and recommended by area homeschoolers and/or which we know to welcome homeschooling children and teens. We trust this information will give you a good start toward finding sources with which to meet your kids' interests and needs. That said, the lists are not comprehensive of all possible local/regional providers in a given category; they include only those of which we are currently aware. Do not hesitate to REACH OUT if you know of an entity we should add.
- ATHLETICS
- Archery
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Boating
- Bowling
- Boxing
- Cheer & Pom
- Climbing
- Cross-Country
- Dance
- Equestrian
- Fencing
- Figure Skating
- Fishing
- Fitness
- Football - Flag
- Football - Tackle
- Golf
- Gymnastics
- Hockey
- Juggling
- Lacrosse
- Martial Arts
- Mini-Golf
- Physical Education
- Riflery
- Roller Skating
- Rugby
- Skateboarding
- Skiing
- Soccer
- Softball
- Spelunking
- Swimming
- T-Ball
- Tennis
- Track & Field
- Trampolining
- Triathlons
- Volleyball
- Wrestling
- ENRICHMENT ACADEMICS
- Art
- Children's Museums
- College / Career
- Driver Education
- Dual Enrollment
- Faith-Based Studies
- Health
- Hunter Safety
- Language Arts
- Life Skills
- Music - Ensembles
- Music - Lessons
- Science
- Social Studies
- Tech Ed
- Theater
- World Languages
- Youth Camps
- SPECIAL NEEDS SERVICES
many programs of all sorts! - TUTORING SERVICES
- LIBRARIES
- SCOUTING PROGRAMS
And, in its REST STOP area, Tina's curriculum database, The Homeschool Resource Roadmap, includes several other useful sections:
- lists of field trip venues in every U.S. state and Canadian province
- articles and podcast episodes that explain the homeschool laws in other states
- a roster of national homeschool support groups
- a list of homeschool conventions across the country
- information about homeschool-oriented publications
- miscellaneous HELPS, such as:
- articles of general interest
- book and media recommendations
- educational philosophies quizzes
- a tool for discovering subject-based concepts learned through "non-traditional" educational endeavors
- a career inventory
- a list of "gap year" programs
- college scholarship opportunities
