You all have been asking – and the 2015 Used Curriculum Sale is on the calendar. Be sure to add it to yours now and start getting that curriculum ready to sell and those lists made!
Here are the quick details:
WHEN: May 16, 2015, 9am -12pm
WHERE: Covenant Presbyterian Church, Harrisonburg, VA – enter via main doors
Find out more details here: https://homeschoolresource.wordpress.com/used-curriculum-sale/
This workshop is open to all homeschoolers. VHE members pay $5 per family and non-VHE families are $10 per family. Registration is required to attend the workshop. VHE members can sign up on the VHE website. Non-VHE families can email Christy Hottinger to register.
Raising Kids to Do Hard Things with Gregg Harris
Locations: Chesapeake/Virginia Beach – September 13, 2014
Northern Virginia – September 20, 2014
Gregg Harris, the father of Josh Gregg Harris, the father of Josh Harris, author of I Kissed Dating Goodbye, and Alex & Brett Harris, co-authors of Do Hard Things, presents this seminar parent-to-parent, providing information to help your kids think beyond the school-work-play track so they can jump off the conveyor belts of modern-day education and employment, and into a world of freedom and opportunity! Help them catch the vision, set goals, and make step-by-step changes to raise their expectations of themselves and take on the hard things. Kids don’t need to wait until they’re older to do truly great things–they can do them now!
This is a one-day workshop scheduled for 8am to 6pm on two locations in Virginia this fall.
Get more information and register online at http://nobleinstitute.org/workshops
Location: Hampton – November 6-8, 2014
The Family Economics and Mentorship Conference is more than a “how-to” seminar on starting a business (although there’s plenty of that, too), it is about learning to use that family business or ministry as a vehicle—not just to earn money and teach entrepreneurship—but to foster a closer family relationship and strengthen the family—spiritually, financially, and relationally.
With visionary keynotes, nuts-and-bolts workshops, business-in-a-box ideas to get you started, you’ll leave the conference with renewed vision, concrete ideas, a plan for action, and practical next steps you can take on Monday morning.
Get more information and register online at https://www.familyeconomics.com/virginia-conference
Mustard Seed Kids Co-op is a new homeschool co-op venture in the Harrisonburg area. Modeled after Creative Kids Co-op, Mustard Seed will offer enrichment classes to children 3 and older, with a nursery available for parents while they teach.
We welcome you to meet with us Wednesday mornings from 9 am-12:15 pm at Covenant Presbyterian Church. For more information visit our blog at mustardseedkids.wordpress.com Please let us know of your interest as soon as possible at mustardseedkidscoop@gmail.com.
If the price of HEAV convention parking has been an issue in the past, here’s some great news for you!
Home Educators of Virginia (HEAV) is offering FREE shuttle bus service on Friday, June 6th. Park your car at the Diamond stadium –free of charge– and ride a comfortable coach bus right to the door of the convention center! The bus will even stop at the Children’s Museum and the Science Museum on the way back. Buses will run frequently, taking away the stress of finding a parking spot.
Just wanted to give you a heads up! If you haven’t registered for the Home Educators of Virginia annual convention in June, you can find out more HERE.
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