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    Louisiana Email Lists, Support Groups, Message Boards, Forums and Newsletters
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    CHEA-NLA (Christian Homeschool Educators Association) - This is a support group for homeschooling families in North Louisiana; especially Webster,Bienville, and Bossier Parish.

    To Subscribe, visit Christian Homeschool Educators Association.



    dmhe (Divine Mercy Home Educators) - Divine Mercy Home Educators is a group of Roman Catholic Homeschooling families located in the Shreveport, LA area. The purpose of the group is to provide support, information, group activities and prayer for its members.

    If you are a Roman Catholic Homeschooling family living in the Shreveport, LA area and would like to join the group, please apply for membership. In your application, please tell us a little about yourself and why you want to join our group.

    To Subscribe, visit Divine Mercy Home Educators.



    FreedomCHEF (Freedom CHEF) - We are a group of Christian Homeschoolers in Morgan City, Louisiana

    To Subscribe, visit Freedom CHEF.



    Gulf-Coast-Buddhist-Homeschoolers (Gulfcoast Buddhist Homeschooling) - We are such a minority -- us Buddhist Homeschool Families. Perhaps through this forum we can share our experiences in trying to incorporate Buddhism into our lives and homeschooling endevors.

    This is a support group for Buddhist homeschool families in the Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida Gulf Coast region -- from Lake Charles to Pensacola. Here we can talk about how we home-school with Buddhist ethics in mind. How do we live the 4 Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path in the Culture of the South?

    Eventually, we will also plan a yearly retreat for Buddhists and home school families in the Gulf Coast region. Also perhaps we will be able to meet more frequently at field trips and home school events.

    To Subscribe, visit Gulfcoast Buddhist Homeschooling.



    homeschooling_cajuns - Hi and welcome to 'Homeschooling Cajuns'! Please feel free to list all your homeschooling topics, educational needs/information, and/or discussions here. All Homeschoolers are more than welcomed to post their curriculum items for sale here. Family owned businesses are also welcomed to post their URL here, AS LONG AS IT IS HOMESCHOOLED BASED, FREE OF CHARGE to view your site, and open for all public viewing. Hoping this group will enlighten the thoughts of those who are debating to try to enter the wonderful world of homeschooling, in the 'Heart of Louisiana'!

    To Subscribe, visit Homeschooling Cajuns.



    homeschoolinginlouisiana (Homeschooling in Louisiana) - Hi all! This is a forum for ideas, help, and creativity for those choosing to homeschool in Louisiana. Please come in and contribute, ask a question, or just relax! And please, this is a family site so let's keep it rated G.

    To Subscribe, visit Homeschooling in Louisiana.



    Houmahomeschoolers (Houma Homeschoolers) - This group is for families who homeschool and those who want to learn more about homeschooling and live in Houma, LA or the surrounding areas. The goal of the group is to provide a positive socialization environment for homeschooled children as well offer support and encouragement to their parents. We meet weekly for play days and monthly for field trips. Membership is FREE!!!!!!!!!!

    Our meetings provide practical support for parents while our children participate in supervised activites and playtime.

    GET TO KNOW YOUR FELLOW HOMESCHOOLERS WHILE YOUR CHILDREN MAKE SOME HOMESCHOOLED FRIENDS!!!!!!!!

    To Subscribe, visit Houma Homeschoolers.



    LAUnschoolers (LA Unschoolers) - As unschoolers, we recognize that learning is a byproduct of living life. We respect our children, and trust that they will learn everything they need to know through living their lives and following their passions. We are here to facilitate and support them in their interests, whether that means taking a class, finding a mentor, or hanging out and grooving on what is exciting or interesting at the moment!

    This group was created to support and connect unschoolers in Louisiana. We are not here to discuss curriculum or other school at home issues. Although secular in nature, we welcome unschoolers from all walks of life.

    Beside planning physical get-together, we hope to explore unschooling topics such as natural learning, respectful/mindful parenting, joyful living, freedom and autonomy, living by principles vs rules, convincing family, surviving panic and criticism, living without fear, non-coercive parenting, deschooling ourselves, and letting go of controls.

    To paraphrase the ending of John Holt's book, How Children Learn, "Birds fly, fish swim, man thinks and learns. Therefore, we do not need to motivate children into learning by wheedling, bribing or bullying. We do not need to keep picking away at their minds to make sure they are learning. What we need to do, and all we need to do, is bring as much of the world as we can [into their lives], give children as much help and guidance as they ask for, listen respectfully when they feel like talking, and then get out of their way. We can trust them to do the rest!

    Please join us and use this list to make area unschooling connections! Share your families' unschooling stories, share and read cool unschooling articles and quotes, plan and attend field trips and get-togethers, and check out our unschooling books/website recommendations. Let's grow and learn together!

    To Subscribe, visit LA Unschoolers.



    LouisianaCatholicHomeschoolers (Our Lady of Prompt Succor Homeschoolers) - A place for Louisiana's Catholic Homeschoolers to network, plan field trips, discuss state history and geography, share information, strengthen and support each other, etc.

    To Subscribe, visit Louisiana Catholic Homeschoolers.



    Louisiana Home Education Network - Two lists:

    1. Announcement List - The purpose of this list is to alert homeschoolers to upcoming events or legislation, particularly as it pertains to homeschoolers in the state of Louisiana. This is an announcement only list. To join, send an email to: announce@la-home-education.com with Subscribe in the subject line.

    2. General Discussion List - The purpose of this list is to discuss general topics relating to our everyday homeschool experiences. You are subject to removal from the list if you post disruptive or inappropriate material. To join, send an email to: discuss@la-home-education.com with Subscribe in the subject line.

    To join visit Louisiana Home Education Network and follow links to sign up for email list.



    louisianahomeschoolmeltingpot (Louisiana homeschool meltingpot) - This is an all inclusive, all accepting homeschool/unschool informational forum. All Southeast Louisiana homeschoolers are welcomed to join and use this forum for sharing information within the homeschool communities. Feel free to announce social events, gather information, invite others to join your homeschool affiliated groups or activities, post links, news, or just chat with other families.

    To Subscribe, visit Louisiana homeschool meltingpot.



    Magnolia_Home_Educators (Magnolia Home Educators) - Welcome Homeschool Families of the extended Acadiana area, Lafayette and surrounding parishes in south-central Louisiana.

    Magnolia Home Educators is a secular group open and respectful to the beliefs of all of its members. Here we wish to form a support community, including resource sharing, friendships, planned play dates and fieldtrips. After joining this group please post a short introduction.

    To Subscribe, visit Magnolia Home Educators.



    neworleanshomeschool (ANOLE Homeschool Group) - This is a members only group for New Orleans area Homeschoolers and their families. We are an all inclusive, non-denominational group. All are welcome no matter what their race, religion, sexual orientation or special needs. We believe that children (and adults) thrive best when they are socialized with as diverse a group as possible.

    No matter how you home teach or homeschool your children -- whether you use a structured curriculum, unstructured curriculum or unschool -- you are welcome here. We welcome open dialogue but ask that debates and differences of opinion be stated in a constructive and non abusive matter. Please remember that children in the group may visit this forum so never use language that would be considered inappropriate for children. Avoid “hot topics” like religion and politics unless it directly links to homeschooling and can be dialogued in a non abrasive manner.

    This board runs with a minimum of 2 moderators to keep inappropriate and abusive postings in check.

    The group is led by a small committee of ever evolving members. However each family is encouraged to sponsor and organize events, field trips and classes for the children to benefit from. We choose our committee members in a democratic manner so your active participation is necessary in order to have a cohesive group.

    To become a member of this group you must attend at least one group activity -- be it a park trip, field trip, or organized class or party. We do this for the protection of the children and group members. Meeting times, home addresses and personal information will be displayed on ths board at times – information posted on this board is not to be shared with non members.

    To contact a moderator on the board email them at info@neworleanshomeschool.org.

    Also, please visit our homepage at New Orleans Homeschool Group.

    To Subscribe, visit new orleans homeschool.



    NOLALearningOdyssey (NOLA Learning Odyssey) - NOLA Learning Odyssey is a homeschool group for families in the greater New Orleans, Louisiana area. We meet weekly in Algiers, in an area with both indoor (air conditioned) and outdoor meeting space.

    We use this yahoogroup to plan our activities, so please join in - we'd love to have you! This group is open to ALL homeschooling families in the Greater New Orleans area, regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, homeschooling method, or parenting style.

    To Subscribe, visit NOLA Learning Odyssey.



    nwlahomeschoolers (NW LA Homeschoolers) - We are a secular homeschool group for those in Northwest Louisiana. While many homeschoolers are based on religious reasons there are many who are not. At this time there are no groups available for those parents who are homeschooling their children for other reasons or who may be homeschooling for religious reasons but the available groups in the Shreveport/Bossier City area do NOT address that concern or attempt to sway you towards their religious beliefs or practices.. This group is intended to bridge that gap...that lack, if you will for the area. So welcome aboard and feel free to discuss anything homeschool related. There will be NO FLAMING and no discrimination based on race or religion. We are here for the children please remember that. Thank you.

    To Subscribe, visit NW LA Homeschoolers.



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