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Florida Parent Educators Association - http://www.fpea.com/
Nonsectarian, and open to all Florida home educators. Comprehensive information on homeschooling in Florida. |
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League of Observant Jewish Homeschoolers - http://www.chayas.com/homeschoolindex.htm
LOJH is a not-for-profit league that was designed to satisfy the growing demand for Orthodox Jewish Homeschooling in the South Florida Area. |
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Home Education Foundation - http://www.flhef.org/
HEF provides legislative updates and scholarship information to Florida's homeschoolers. In addition, HEF's president, Brenda Dickinson, acts as a voice for home educators in Tallahassee. |
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Pensacola Museum of Art: Home-school Art-Ed - http://www.pensacolamuseumofart.org/explore.asp
Fee and schedule information for home-school art classes. Scroll down for specific information. |
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The Oaks Private School - http://www.theoaksprivateschool.com
Provides information and enrollment forms for a private, non-traditional Christian school offering administrative oversight and academic counseling services to interested homeschooling families. |
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Alternative Choices in Education Academy, Inc - http://aceainc.org/
A non-religious, non-profit, private school registered with the Florida Department of Education allowing parents to teach their children at home. ACEA is open year round to students in grades K-12. |
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Atrium School - http://www.atriumschool.org
An inclusive, non-profit, private umbrella school with an online, comprehensive description of what home-based private schools can offer homeschooling families. |
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Pinellas Christian Homeschool Sports - http://pchsports.tripod.com/pchs/
FHSAA sanctioned sports for homeschooled middle school or high school students. |
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MorningStar Christian School - http://morningstar-school.org
MorningStar is a not-for-profit school offering a home-schooling option to interested parents in Florida. The forms page holds printable resources, and their "Free to Choose" article has printable checklists about home education through private schools and home-schooling through county oversight. |