Illinois H.O.U.S.E.
(Home Oriented Unique Schooling Experience)

 

Introduction How to Get Started
and other Questions
Illinois
Homeschooling
Laws
What is HOUSE? Resources
and
Curricula
Issues of Interest
(updated 10/1/2006)

Illinois HOUSE is a statewide network of support groups for people involved in homeschooling. We provide email and phone support about issues related to Illinois homeschooling. Common questions include how to withdraw a child from public school, what the school district needs from homeschooling families and how to deal with officials who ask for more than they're entitled to receive. We have member groups throughout the Chicago suburban area and more spread across the state.

HOUSE groups are nonsectarian (not religious based) and inclusive for all. That means that you will find people of all different lifestyles, educational styles, religious beliefs and unbeliefs. This mix of folks can be stimulating for some, and might not be for others. If you like learning about how all different kinds of people think, live and homeschool, a HOUSE group could be for you. Membership in HOUSE offers a certain amount of assurance to homeschoolers regarding legal issues. HOUSE holds a position on the board of the Ad Hoc Committee for Illinois Homeschool Legal and Legislative Matters, a group that very carefully monitors legal and legislative activity that can potentially have an effect on homeschools. Consulting and working together with other organizations on Ad Hoc, HOUSE is able to supply reliable and timely information to its members regarding legal issues.

 

Our apologies to folks who could not get through to us on our phone line recently. The difficulty has been cleared up, and we welcome your calls.
Illinois HOUSE.

Contact us by email
or leave a message at (847) 622-5200 and someone will return your call as soon as possible.

 

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Revised 10/1/2006