Southeast Homeschool Expo Delivers Timely Support... and Shopping!If you live anywhere near Atlanta Georgia, you'll want to add the Southeast Homeschool Expo to your must-do event list for the summer. There's a proverb that says, "Timely advice is lovely, like golden apples in a silver basket." For over ten years, The Southeast Homeschool Expo has been bringing timely advice when home educators and their families need it most – right before the new school year starts. Everyone feels a little drained at the end of the homeschool year. Summer is a great time of refreshment; a time to rethink how the year went and evaluate what you have done. Sometimes we can feel discouraged or just too tired to want to continue to homeschool, even though we know it's the right decision for our family. Don't give up! Those feelings will fade. Attending a homeschool convention may be just the thing you need to feel re-energizes and motivated to go on. Experienced Home Educators Give BackFor over twenty-five years, the St Denis family has been organizing conferences and giving back to the homeschool community. Having successfully homeschooled all seven of their children, they are experts when it comes to both putting on conferences and creating an event that will meet the needs of homeschooling families. Their goal is create homeschooling events where parents get all the actual tools, information and encouragement they need – not just a pep talk!Same Time Each YearThe Southeast Homeschool Expo is on the same weekend each year – so mark your calendar for the last weekend of July. The 2011 Expo is on July 29-30, 2011 at the Cobb Galleria in Atlanta, Georgia.Expert SpeakersThe featured speakers you will here will speak on a variety of topics from how to begin homeschooling and how to choose curriculum, to how to teach specific subjects and restoring your purpose for homeschooling.Some of the speakers you will hear at the conference are: Debbie Strayer, Steve Demme, Rebecca Ingram Powell, Dr Jeff Myers and others! If you don’t know who these people are, you will by the time the conference is over! :) Free WorkshopsYou will find over 100 workshops during the three-day conference. They are all free and you can attend as many as you like.Free Children and Teen AdmissionYou can attend the expo alone or bring your whole family. Your children get free admission and can participate in a mini conference, designed just for them. Kids ages 4-12 will enjoy Kidzone and teens, ages 13-18, will be challenged in their faith as a young adult.Huge Vendor HallListening to great speakers is wonderful, but a favorite highlight of attending any homeschool convention is the vendor hall. You will find hundreds of exhibitors who offer the latest products, helpful services and educational materials to help you in your homeschooling journey. You'll want to make sure you wear comfortable shoes – the vendor hall at this expo is hugeGet Free Admission!We are giving away three (3) FREE admissions to the Southeast Homeschool Expo. Got a favorite field trip destination? Share it for a chance to win! Or...Have you ever attended the Southeast Homeschool Expo? Tell others about your experience for a chance to win!Share your convention experience below, or use our homeschool field trips page to share a favorite field trip destination.
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Thank you SO very much for scouting out all these options for us! You do a great service and really support homeschoolers with your fine efforts! We are indeed grateful.
Jackie, Home Educator, Colorado
I just wanted to share a quick story on my journey to homeschooling.
After watching our three oldest nieces go through the public school system, and having numerous friends who have had problems with public schools, when I found out I was expecting a child, I knew I would be homeschooling. I started out by doing ALOT of research, mainly on the internet. And found dozens of websites with so much free information it was amazing, and a blessing!
And since he has been old enough, I have worked daily with him on the basics. As soon as his little sister is old enough, I will be working with her too. We haven't worked out a curriculum yet, because he's still young, but thanks to your website, I'm well on my way, and I look forward to watching my children learn and grow!
Thank you, Heather for putting all this wonderful information together!
Alicia, Oklahoma City, OK