Group names always tend to be hokey, but a necessity. I have chosen AEIOU Friendly as a multi-level pun, as my husband would say. AEIOU indicates some connection to education, puts it at the front of the listsing and is catchy. The friendly part is there as a beacon for ones looking for support, as opposed to people expecting them to do things 'their way'. It stands for Area Educators In (the) Ozarks, Unschooler Friendly.

This is not the place to send forwards, spam, or money making opportunities. Please be kind to one another; i.e., no name calling or unkind remarks. Please remember to be respectful of those whose beliefs and ways of doing things are different from your own. Remember to make everyone feel involved and included on emails as well as during activities.

Everyone who learns outside of "schools with walls" is welcome, regardless of religion, race, sexual orientation, homeschool method, or parenting style.

All matters relating to homeschool life are up for discussion, but no proselytizing, flaming, or other hurtful communications are allowed.

Please join us and use this list to make area homeschooling connections, share stories, ideas and information, plan field trips & get togethers, learn from & support each other.

This group is for those interested in making new friends for themselves and their children. We will organize play days, field trips, educational activities, and holiday events. This is an active group.

If you would like to join HUB click on "Join This Group". I will contact you soon about attending an event. Once you have attended an event, you will be invited to sign on to this yahoo group as well as become an active member.

We look forward to meeting you and making new friends.

Live and Learn is an inclusive support group for Central Arkansas homeschoolers. We welcome all homeschoolers, regardless of race, religion, gender or educational philosophy. We are a homeschooling community group consisting of approximately 80 families from the Central Arkansas area.

There are no committee positions to fill, programs to administer, or weekly dues to pay. Our group is not a political one. We celebrate, embrace and advocate free thinking for all. Therefore, we will provide a conduit for information about homeschooling issues and information important to all Arkansas homeschoolers, but we won't tell you how to think about it. No one can claim to represent our group in any form of political process. If you are interested in a place where you and your family will be nurtured, accepted, and inspired in your vision please join us.

For more information, visit NWACHEA.

The Southeast LDS Homeschoolers online support group fills a special slot that no other group offers. This group offers homeschoolers a chance to associate with outstanding families and home educators from all over the region. As a member, you can reach out and find other families who live near you. This is a great place to share ideas, plan activities, or just ask advice.

Do you live in the SE region of the United States? You are invited to join our online homeschool support group. We invite all parents who want to help their children succeed in school and in life, veteran home educators looking for a fresh start, new family educators searching for help and ideas, and parents just thinking about home education to join us.

Our Annual Homeschool Gathering is sponsored by the Southeast Region LDS Homeschool Association is held in Georgia.

For more information, visit School of Abraham.