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What is a Support
Group? - A support group is simply a
local organization of home-school families who have the desire to share
ideas and plan activities together. Field trips and group interaction are
a primary focus within these groups. The government and structure of each
support group varies. Membership requirements are governed by the
individual groups; so, some have chosen to restrict their membership,
while others have not. Most groups have a nominal membership fee used to
help offset newsletter costs as well as provide funds for group
activities. Groups subscribing to SETHSA's newsletter receive The
Teaching Pioneer monthly, are allowed access to special workshops
presented by SETHSA, and to attend periodic leadership meetings.
Participation in these activities are encouraged by the SETHSA
Board.
SETHSA interacts with a representative (Liaison) from
each home-school support group which subscribes to SETHSA's services. This
person provides a regular channel of communication to or from the support
groups. This also provides the Board of Directors with counsel from the
support groups. Contact SETHSA for more information, and to locate the
local support group nearest you. To find out about particular membership
requirements, call the local support group of your
choice.
Support Groups
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