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CHEA
of CA www.cheaofca.org
In addition to the five-member Board of Directors, CHEA has a full-time executive director, two full-time and several part-time staff members, dozens of volunteers, and a statewide network of autonomous local home school groups. Among
its most important goals is the work CHEA does to foster an accurate
and favorable image of home education to the general public and
the community, cooperating with other home education organizations
in pursuing common goals, and monitoring legislative activity by
supporting a Special Consultant for Legislative Affairs.
HSLDA
www.hslda.org The Home School Legal Defense Association is a non-profit advocacy organization established to defend and advance the constitutional right of parents to direct the education of their children and to protect family freedoms. Through annual memberships, HSLDA is tens of thousands of families united in service together, providing a strong voice when and where needed. HSLDA advocates on the legal front by fully representing member families at every stage of proceedings. Each year, thousands of member families receive legal consultation by letter and phone, hundreds more are represented through negotiations with local officials, and dozens are represented in court proceedings. HSLDA also takes the offensive, filing actions to protect members against government intrusion and to establish legal precedent. On occasion, HSLDA will handle precedent-setting cases for non-members, as well. HSLDA advocates on Capitol Hill by tracking federal legislation that affects home schooling and parental rights. HSLDA works to defeat or amend harmful bills, but also acts proactively, introducing legislation to protect and preserve family freedoms. HSLDA advocates in state legislatures, at the invitation of state home school organizations, by assisting individual states in drafting language to improve their home school legal environment and to fight harmful legislation. HSLDA advocates in the media by presenting articulate and knowledgeable spokesmen to the press on the subject of home schooling. HSLDA staff members are regularly called upon for radio, television, and print interviews, and their writings are frequently published in newspapers and magazines across the country. HSLDA’s own bimonthly magazine, The Home School Court Report, provides news and commentary on a host of current issues affecting home schoolers. And its two-minute daily radio broadcast, “Home School Heartbeat” can be heard on nearly 400 radio stations. HSLDA advocates for the movement, by commissioning and presenting quality research on the progress of home schooling. Whether it’s in print, from the podium, or on-the-air, HSLDA provides insightful vision and leadership for the cause of home schooling. Home
School Legal Defense Association . . . tens of thousands of American
families working through more than fifty dedicated staff members
to preserve each other’s right to home school . . . together,
“Advocates for Family & Freedom.” Against
incredible odds, they have been used mightily by God to ensure
Christian Family Schools is made up of individual home educating families united by a common purpose. CFS is a unique organization with a unity of spirit here in San Diego making it one of the largest groups in CHEA's Support Network. CFS encourages communication among private home education leaders by hosting leadership meetings several times a year. CFS organizes events and activities which would be difficult for individuals or small groups to accomplish.
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NATHHAN
www.nathhan.com
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