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HSAI programs are not designed to be in conflict with, or take the place of any state homeschool association convention, program, meeting or activities. We are a separate entity within the homeschool arena providing assistance to homeschool families on a year round basis. However, at times, we may work with and/or provide information connected with various homeschool associations and/or homeschool groups within and without the state of Wisconsin to keep you informed.

Enrichment programs on this page are posted in behalf of "educators" who present classes throughout the state of Wisconsin. All class descriptions are designed to keep you, the homeschool parent, informed so you can make wise curriculum choices. The majority of class postings are "mobile" which means they cover one or many locations. It is our recommendation that you as parents contact the individual educators, request information, and determine whether the program is right for your child.

If a posting is complete, all contact information will be included. If the posting is incomplete, (missing times, dates, location, contact information, etc.), that means that the class will be available but is not yet open for enrollment.

 
GERMAN-AMERICAN EPAL PROGRAM

German-American ePal Program

Learn about German culture first hand by communicating with German students of similar ages and interests who live in Germany through the German-American ePal Program. American homeschoolers ages 12-16 and their families, and German public/private school children may participate. Forge new friendships and broaden your horizons!

A knowledge of German is not required, although homeschoolers studying German will rapidly improve their language skills. Participants are paired with same-gender ePals according to similarities. As a family learning adventure we encourage parents to oversee their child’s ePal experience.

German ePal students attend schools in Ludwigsburg, Markgröningen, Stuttgart and Hagen, Germany. Teachers select students from their English classes who have a working knowledge of English to be paired with American homeschoolers.

ePal Directors
German Director: Susan Gleason;
educator, traveler and homeschool mom who is fluent in German.

U.S. Director: Sondra Muench;
educator, traveler and homeschool mom.

There is a one-time enrollment fee.
U.S. Homeschoolers: 1 Student $6
Homeschool Family Fee: $10
(if you have 2 or more students in your household)

How does one sign up? There are two ways.
Email the following information about your child: name, gender (if not apparent by their name), age, interests/hobbies, favorite school subjects, mailing address, email address and phone number to info@homeschoolamericainc.org. Then go to homeschoolamericainc.org and click on the Donation page to pay by credit card. Credit Card payment is secure. (If payee name is different from registering student(s) name please note that in your communication to us.) Personal data we receive is never shared with outside organizations.

OR

Mail the information and enclose payment (check/money order made payable to Homeschool America. No cash!) to:

Homeschool America
German-American ePal Program
313 N. High Street
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538

What happens next?
After information is received, enrollees are screened (for security reasons) and each student receives guideline information. Following contact, students will be paired according to age, gender and interests and will receive ePal contact information. Once placement is complete we will contact you periodically to assist with any questions or needs.

Students may request more than one ePal at no additional charge and also Christian ePals.

 
Annual Essay Contest
German Information Center USA 5th Annual Essay Contest

ABOUT THE CONTEST

( German Information Center USA)
The German Information Center USA fulfills the public diplomacy
mission of the German Embassy in Washington, D.C. To encourage
American students to get to know modern Germany, the GIC provides
classroom materials to educators in the United States.

The purpose of the essay contest is to familiarize students with
today's Germany. In addition, the contest offers students and their
teachers an opportunity to discuss traditional and modern German
culture, language and society.

Detailed contest information such as rules, deadlines and the essay
questions can be found below.

All entries must be submitted electronically by April 15, 2010.

There will be three grade groupings for the contest: Grades 3-5,
Grades 6-8, and Grades 9-12. Winners will receive prizes and
certificates; their essays will appear on this website
(www.germany.info), as well as the German Information Center USAs
newsletters.

GUIDELINES

Students must answer the following questions for their appropriate group:

A World Without Climate Protection

2010 marks the one year anniversary of the Transatlantic Climate
Bridge, a joint commitment between Germany and the United States to
invest in newer, cleaner sources of energy can create new jobs and
world-class industries, clean up the environment and protect the
climate, improve standards of living and enhance global security. The
Transatlantic Climate Bridge aims to increase cooperation on both
sides of the Atlantic and work towards climate change solutions.

Now imagine life without climate protection. What would the world be
like? What about your city? What would change? Would would remain the
same? What would your life be like? Would your favorite activities
change or remain the same? What about traditions? Can the Groundhog
still predict the end of Winter? Can Santa's Workshop stay at the
North Pole? Think about the questions below as you write your essay.

Grades 9-12: What immediate problems do you see happening through
climate change? What measures could be undertaken to reduce the risk?
What will the long-term future look like if nothing is done to clean
up the environment and protect the climate?

Grades 6-8: What changes in your daily life do you think will occur
due to climate change if nothing more is undertaken to protect the
environment? What would the biggest changes be? The smallest?

Grades 3-5: Imagine the world in 100 years if nothing more is done to
clean up the earth. What will it look like? What changes do you see in
the lives of people? What about animals?

Essay must be in English and in paragraph format.

300 words or fewer for Grades 3-5; 500 words for Grades 6-12. (Note:
More does not mean better! Focus on the quality, not quantity.)

Students may submit only one essay per person.

Submit entries as .doc (Microsoft Word), .pdf (Adobe Acrobat), .odt
(OpenOffice), scanned-in graphic files (jpg, etc.) or .txt (Simple
Text) files only. Email your essay to Jennifer Clardy
(dz-12[at]germanembassy.us). Entry must include the authors name,
grade level, school name and school address at the beginning.

RULES

All students enrolled in 3rd through 12th grade in the U.S. are
eligible. Seniors graduating in 2010 are eligible. Students enrolled
in DoDDS schools or schools in American overseas territories with APO
mailing addresses are eligible. Homeschooled students are also eligible.

Each essay must be the sole work of the author. Entries may be
submitted by individual writers or by their teachers.

Entries must include the name of the student & teacher/advisor, the
grade level of student, the email address of student & teacher, and a
postal address for the student & teacher. This information enables the
GIC USA to quickly award prizes and prize packages. No personal or
contact information will be handed over to a third party.

Only electronically submitted essays will be accepted.

Entries must be 300 words or fewer for elementary students; 500 words
or less for middle and high school students.

Submitted entries will become the property of the German Information
Center USA; they may appear in GIC USA or associated publications.

The decision of the panel of judges from the German Information Center
USA and German Embassy Washington is final.

Students are encouraged to review spelling, grammar and punctuation.

Receipt of essays will be confirmed by email. Please contact us if you
do not receive a confirmation within a week.

DEADLINE for entries is April 15, 2010. Winners will be notified by
May 15, 2010.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

Winners will be determined by a panel of judges from the German
Information Center USA and the German Embassy Washington. Entries will
be judged based on their content, style and grammar.

Successful entries will:

Follow the guidelines.

Show that student has done research on her/his subject

Include the author's own opinions

Demonstrate superb critical and creative thinking

PRIZES

Amazon.com gift certificates will be awarded to first place winners in
each age group.

1st place - grades 3 - 5: $50 bookstore gift certificate
1st place - grades 6 - 8: $75 bookstore gift certificate
1st place - grades 9 - 12: $100 bookstore gift certificate

For Teachers or Advisors of 1st place winners:
$100 bookstore gift certificate for classroom resources

In addition, 10 runners-up will receive a package from the German
Information Center USA.

Good luck!
HISTORY
The Wessels Living History Farm
www.livinghistoryfarm.org


The Wessels Living History Farm web site was produced through a generous bequest of David Wessels, a bachelor farmer from York, Nebraska. The site has more than 400 stories about the history of agricultural innovation and the history of the 20th century. One of the site's strengths is that it relies on a series of oral history interviews. These streaming media segments can bring an historic period or event alive for students today.

Two years ago, the site was recognized by the National Endowment for the Humanities as "one of the best online resources for education in the humanities." And again, this is totally free and non-profit. Our only mission is to advance education and the understanding of students about the incredible history of agricultural innovation in the 20th century. The story of the production of food and fiber is one that affects all of our lives.
     

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SCIENCE — A Mobile Class Posting

WINTER SCIENCE CLASSES will be offered by Creation Insights starting the week of January 10.   All instruction is designed to help students to observe, enjoy and understand the harmony and purpose of God's creation through the eyes of Scripture. Lessons include experiments, demonstrations, and applications of concepts. 

TOPICS AND LESSONS
"Fearfully and Wonderfully Made Grades 3-5
Week 1 Living on Life Support Skeletons
Week 2 Magnificent Muscle Maneuvers
Week 3 Someones Got a Lot of Nerves

Week 4 Chemical Messengers in Motion
Week 5 Enjoying a Breath of Fresh Air
Week 6 A Heart for All Occasions
Week 7 How to Have a Stomach for Eating
Week 8 Clean Blood, Clean Bodies
Week 9 Fearfully and Wonderfully Made for Service
 
Body systems are often studied, but in this session students will learn in creative and exciting ways the amazing story of Gods plan for the miracle of life. From the cranium to the tarsus, experiments and visuals will illustrate how organs and systems work, cooperate, grow, and repair during the daily challenges of living. Each student will appreciate even more being a child of God. 		Geology and the Flood Grades 6-8*
Week 1 Anatomy of the Earth
Week 2 Minerals, Coal, and Oil
Week 3 Origins and Uses of Rocks
Week 3 Origins and Uses of Rocks
Week 4 Volcanoes and the Flood
Week 5 Causes and Effects of Earthquakes
Week 6 The Changing Face of the Earth
Week 7 Creative Destruction in the Flood
Week 8 Footprints of the Flood
Week 9 Gods Gifts through Glaciers
(*Grade 9 or 10 students may also enroll.)
 
If the earth is millions of years old, why does it look so young? The answer is found not only by studying the layers, rocks, and minerals that make it a treasure chest of resources, but also by 
experiencing how earthquakes, volcanoes, and the world-wide Flood of Genesis deposited and shaped its present form. This session will reveal how science and confidence in Scripture are uniquely related. 
     

SCHEDULE OF CLASSES in Wisconsin

Oostburg: Private home; Mondays, January 11 through March 8, grades 3-5, 1:00-2:00 PM / grades 6-8, 2:00-3:00 PM

Cedarburg / West Bend area: Riveredge Nature Center; Tuesdays, January 12 through March 9
grades 3-5, 1:00-2:00 / grades 6-8, 2:00-3:00 PM

Waukesha: Private home (near Elmbrook Church); Thursdays, January 14 through March 11, grades 3-5, 10:00-11:00 AM / grades 6-8, 11:00 AM-noon

Oconomowoc: White Stone Community Church; Thursdays, January 14 through March 11, grades 3-5, 1:00-2:00 PM / grades 6-8, 2:00-3:00 PM
Each class meets for one hour per week during the nine-week session. Enrollment deadline is January 7 but early enrollment is recommended due to limited class sizes. Parents are welcome to sit in on any class. Please contact Michael DuMez, director, at creationinsights@gmail.com or (920)-564-2402  for details.

Family costs for each session:

1 student=$95, 2 students=$180, 3 students=$250, 4  students=$290

Reduced costs or individual payment schedules can be arranged if needed.

For additional details, other science classes, and creation tours, please contact our  website at creationinsights.com.

Upcoming session (specific dates to be announced later)

Spring 2010-Mid March through mid May
Grades 3-5, "Environmental Relationships "
Grades 6-8, "Creation Stewardship"

The Edison Project
the science of technology

The Edison Project is a Science class designed for INVENTORS/DISCOVERS who possess the
Edison Trait. Totally hands-on, to-the-point, teacher assisted learning. Each assignment can be
completed in about one hour. The entire family can get involved or the kids can do it safely by
themselves. Lab equipment can be purchased from your local Radio Shack.
The budding scientist in your home will love this class. 

Class Fee: $55 per quarter, 40 lessons
Students age 8 and up

Register now for Spring 2010
at www.quickstudylabs.com.
Students are accepted once every eight weeks. See website for start date!

Website Testimonial Page

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Greg Landry's
Homeschool Science Academy
Unique Online Science Classes
6th-12th Grade

Science from a Christian Worldview

Chemistry
High School Level Anatomy
6th - 9th Grade Level Anatomy
High School Biology
6th-9th Grade Pre-Biology
8th-12th Grade Level Sports Medicine/Athletic Training
8th-12 Grade Level Forensic Anatomy/Pathology

Available to all Students Throughout the U.S. and the World
Geared Toward Science-Learning, College Bound Students

For complete details: www.HomeschoolScienceAcademy.com
To register send email to: Greg@SportsMinistries.com
LANGUAGE — New online Latin classes
Especially for high-schoolers ...
(Students in northern Colorado may attend online or in person.)
 
Classes will be offered online under the name "Lone Pine Classical School."  Latin 100 (first-year Latin) and STELLAE (introductory class for ages 8-12) will be offered (and are filling quickly!).  The Latin program is a full 4-year program; Latin 200 through 400 are currently offered "in person" and will be offered online as the first students progress through the levels.  (Math will probably not be offered for 2007-2008, unless there is tremendous interest.)  Online Latin classes will meet twice weekly for a live, interactive (video & audio) session.  Students may also attend a live online "help session" once a week (optional), and ask questions via email at any time.
 
Program web page:  http://www.lonepineclassical.com/online_index.asp
 
It is a solid, well-tested, and affordable program. 
 
Latin offers the students not only improvement in (English!) vocabulary, grammar, and thinking skills, -- and a great advantage in learning French, Spanish, or Italian (my 3rd-year students can read basic stories in all 3 languages) -- but also the opportunity to take the annual National Latin Exam (and win an award!), earn scholarships, join the National and Colorado Junior Classical Leagues (no matter where you live), and join the National Latin Honor Society (if they maintain an A).  This year ALL of my students won National Latin Exam awards! We attended the state convention for CoJCL (Colorado Junior Classical League), where they had a great time and earned many awards -- they can't wait to go again next year!  Online students are very welcome to attend the Colorado convention with us, if traveling to Fort Collins, Colorado in late April fits into your plans.  (The mountains are beautiful this time of year!  :) 
Latin is a tremendous resume / college-application builder for your students!
 
A.P. Calculus course (Pre-Calculus is a prerequisite) allows high-schoolers to earn real college credit (accepted at almost every university in the country) for just the cost of the class and the $80 or so fee for the national A.P. exam in May.  (A great way to save time and money!)  Math will ONLY be offered in '07-'08 if demand is very high.
 
This program offers students many resume-builders. 

Educator Karen KarppinenI taught high-school before having children, and was trained to help high-schoolers build "glowing" college applications; I'm doing my best for these students! she says. For further class information contact Karen at karp1248@yahoo.com.
 
READING

Reading Horizons:
Discover Intensive Phonics for Yourself

The Reading Horizons homeschool reading program helps its users build powerful foundational reading skills! Give your child a reading program that guarantees they will make fast gains in reading-grade levels through a tried-and-true, research-based program: Discover Intensive Phonics for Yourself.

This method has been used successfully for over 30 years in classrooms and homes across the nation and is employed and endorsed by Harvard University and the Florida Center for Reading Research. The easy-to-teach direct instruction materials and self-guided student software of the Reading Horizons program make a perfect combination to any reading curriculum. The program uses a multi-sensory approach that appeals to a student's individual learning style - visual, auditory, tactile, or kinesthetic.

We encourage you to try Reading Horizons free online resources and experience the difference the program can provide for you or your child. Please call anytime if you need any help or explanation with Reading Horizons resources - (800) 705-6568.

For additional information visit Reading Horizons at: http://www.readinghorizonsathome.com/
or email info@readinghorizons.com

The benefits of the Reading Horizons program are highlighted in the reflections of this homeschooling parent:

"We have five daughters and have home schooled for about 17 years. During those years we have tried over 8 phonics programs. I was trying to find one that was easy to teach, useable with all ages, and non-consumable. Two years ago I went to a conference and wandered over to the Discover Intensive Phonics for Yourself booth. Since we'd used a curriculum with markings before, I really wanted that in my 'ideal phonics program!' I was immediately impressed with the simplicity of the system. Our 8-year-old commented one day, 'I really understand this. I never understood what you were trying to teach me before.' We are deeply grateful for the Discover Intensive Phonics system as it has ended my search for the 'ideal phonics program.'" I was becoming weary with all the effort!" - Kristie Swanson
 
ART

Paint-your-own Pottery Class - http://potsnpaints.com
Enrollment for this class is year round. It is open to both homeschool families and the general public for registration. We offer both "mobile" and a main location for classes. Family costs for the session are determined by the type of greenware your child chooses to paint. Parents are welcome to sit in on the class. Each class is one-and-a-half to two hours in length. Please contact the Homeschool America office at (920) 723-3649 or email sondramuench@charter.net for details.

Scrapbooking
This program is open to both homeschool families and the public. It will teach creative ways to keep your memories and share them with friends and family.

Yearbook Spectrum
This program is open to all homeschool students in the state of Wisconsin. It enables each homeschool group to be involved in creating their own class memories or groups can work together to create a large region yearbook.

CARTOONING CAMP with Dan Nuckols
" C a r t o o n i n g    f o r    t h e   G l o r y   o f   G o d "

 

New dates for January and February!

NEW SATURDAY DATES!!!
 

Cartooning 1 - Saturday, Jan 23rd (same time schedule)
Cartooning 2 - Saturday, Jan 30th (same time schedule)
Cartooning 3 - Saturday, Feb 6th (same time schedule)
Cartooning 4 - Saturday, Feb 13th (same time schedule)

CARTOONING 1
JAN 19TH OR FEB 2ND, 2010, PINE CITY, MN
AGES 9-18
s c h e d u l e :
9:30-10:30 am  -  Lesson 1 "Basic Shapes and Forms"
15 min break
10:45-11:45 am  -   Lesson 2 "The Face"
11:45-12:45 pm  -  Lunch break
12:45- 1:45 pm  -  Lesson 3 "Facial Expressions"
15 min break
2:00-3:00 pm  -  Lesson 4 "The Body"

CARTOONING 2
JAN 21ST OR FEB 4TH, 2010, PINE CITY, MN
AGES 9-18
s c h e d u l e :
9:30-10:30 am  -  Lesson 5 "Movement"
15 min break
10:45-11:45 am  -   Lesson 6 "Animals"
11:45-12:45 pm  -  Lunch break
12:45- 1:45 pm  -  Lesson 7 "Perspective and Buildings"
15 min break
2:00-3:00 pm  -  Lesson 8 "Machines"

CARTOONING 3
JAN 26TH OR FEB 9TH, 2010, PINE CITY, MN
AGES 9-18
s c h e d u l e :
9:30-10:30 am  -  Lesson 9 "Inking and Lettering"
15 min break
10:45-11:45 am  -   Lesson 10 "Coloring"
11:45-12:45 pm  -  Lunch break
12:45- 1:45 pm  -  Lesson 11 "Gag writing"
15 min break
2:00-3:00 pm  -  Lesson 12 "Single paneled cartoons"

CARTOONING 4
JAN 28TH OR FEB 11TH, 2010, PINE CITY, MN
AGES 9-18
s c h e d u l e :
9:30-10:30 am  -  Lesson 13 "Caricatures"
15 min break
10:45-11:45 am  -   Lesson 14 "Political satire"
11:45-12:45 pm  -  Lunch break
12:45- 1:45 pm  -  Lesson 15 "Comic strips 1 (character development)"
15 min break
2:00-3:00 pm  -  Lesson 16 "Comic strips 2 (layout)"
 
Join us this January or February in Pine City, MN for a cartooning camp with the cartoonist Dan Nuckols!
 
Dan Nuckols has been cartooning ever since he was about 5, and has been published in various publications including the Washington Post.  His website, www.danspulpit.com has many of his creation science cartoons on it, which he has drawn for the Twin Cities Creation Science Association.  Dan has also drawn caricatures at some local county fairs for a few years.
 
In the fall of 2004, Dan created a 16 lesson series on cartooning from a Christian perspective to offer to homeschool co-ops.  He is now offering these classes through Cartooning Camps.  All 16 classes are offered in the eight camps in Jan and Feb.
 
The camps are offered at the Nuckols Family Farm in Pine City, MN.  Make a field trip of the day and enjoy life on the farm!  The Nuckols have donkey, horse, and cattle...
 
If you have a student who loves to doodle, these camps would be a great opportunity for your son or daughter to hone those skills and use them for the glory of God!
 
Parents are more than welcome to join their children in class, and a pizza or sub lunch will be included for all students!
 
$49 (per student, per day)
Materials Fee of $6 per student will be charged for take-home art materials for Cartooning 3 and Cartooning 4 Camps (NOTE: If one student takes both camps, 3 & 4, the student will only be charged for ONE materials fee).

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN HAVING YOUR CHILD IN THE JAN OR FEB CARTOONING CAMPS CONTACT DAN AT:
612-203-3405    
djnuckols@gmail.com
(If the above camp dates don't work for you, please contact Dan with dates that work out, and maybe he can put a camp together for that date.)


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PERFORMING ARTS

Young Auditorium
Horizons School Matinee Series
2009-2010
UW-Whitewater
Whitewater, Wisconsin

www.uww.edu
The Little Engine that Could
Monday, February 15, 2010 GRADES K-2
10am/12:30pm - $6 (HSA Member Price)

Henry and Mudge
Wednesday, April 21, 2010 GRADES K-3
12:30pm - $6 (HSA Member Price)

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Thursday, April 29, 2010 GRADES K-5
10am/12:30pm - $6 (HSA Member Price)


Council for the Performing Arts
Jefferson, Wisconsin

www.councilfortheperformingarts.org

Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing
Monday, March 8, 2010 GRADES 1-5
9:30am/1pm - $4 (HSA Member Price)
No charge for adults or chaperones

SHARON LYNN WILSON
Center For The Arts
19805 West Capital Drive
Brookfield, Wisconsin

www.wilson-center.com
Four Score and Seven Years Ago
Monday, March 8, 2010 GRADES 3-8
10am/12:30pm - $6 (HSA Member Price)

Frindle
Thursday, March 18, 2010 GRADES 3-7
10am/12:30pm - $6 (HSA Member Price)
 
TUTORIAL ASSISTANCE

MATH/ENGLISH
Elementary Grade level materials.
Specializes in working with students who struggle.
One-on-one tutoring or in small groups.
Educator: Janelle Klingaman (920) 563-5818

 There is nothing more rewarding than to help a child excel and grow! There is nothing more encouraging to a parent than to find the right tutor to make that happen. We receive calls from parents around the US seeking tutorial assistance (not from a computer). Therefore, if you have a desire, talent or skill, you can make a difference one child at a time. Call (920) 723-3649 to join with educators. Our Tutorial Roster is not restricted to location boundaries.

TYPING TUTOR

Free online typing lessons available to help you learn, advance speed and
improve accuracy. You can receive your official certificate of achievement through
their program. With free registration, you may login each use and save your
progress. Without registration, you may login but your progress is not saved.
This program is endorsed by the Typing Institute of America.
To begin lessons go to: http://www.typingweb.com/
 
 
SPORTS

MULLETT ICE CENTER

HOME SCHOOL SKATE SESSIONS

 

Special Ice Skate Sessions for home schooled students are scheduled on the following dates:

 

MON, January 18, 2010 1:00pm – 2:30pm

THR, January 21, 2010 1:00pm – 2:30pm

MON, January 25, 2010 1:00pm – 2:30pm

THR, January 28, 2010 1:00pm – 2:30pm

TUE, February 2, 2010 1:00pm – 2:30pm

MON, February 8, 2010 1:00pm – 2:30pm

FRI, February 12, 2010 1:00pm – 2:30pm

WED, February 17, 2010 1:00pm – 2:30pm

WED, March 3, 2010 1:00pm – 2:30pm

FRI, March 12, 2010 1:00pm – 2:30pm

FRI, March 19, 2010 1:00pm – 2:30pm

 

$3.00 per student includes ice skate rental if needed

 

HOWARD G. MULLETT ICE CENTER

On the Arrowhead High School Campus

700 North Avenue, Hartland, WI 53029

(262) 369-3600
 
 
HOMESCHOOL SUPPORT

HOMESCHOOLER PRAYER-LINE
Prayer is the key to heaven that unlocks our hearts door to God.

The Homeschooler Prayer-line is a support program set in place to provide
encouragement and support to those in need, and to also provide an opportunity
for those who would like to partner with us in prayer for others. Homeschool
families globally and in the United States need your prayers. Due to numerous
requests we are setting this program into motion sincerely believing now is
the time. This is the place--right where you live. And you are the one who
can make a difference. We invite you to join us.

You may email prayer requests or Prayer Partner sign-up information
 to: info@homeschoolamericainc.org, Subject title: Prayer-Line.

Or you may mail us
at: Homeschool America, Prayer-Line, 313 N High Street, Fort Atkinson, WI  53538.

All information received and dispersed to others for prayer will be identified only by a first
name for confidentiality. We ask that Prayer Partners please send (via mail or email)
us your name, mailing address, email address (if you choose to receive requests via
email) and a contact phone number. Information received is used only for
Prayer-line contact. If you have questions call (920) 723-3649.

 

Educator Info: If you are an educator and would like to post a class or expand you program area, contact the HSAI for an application at (920) 723-3649 or email me at info@homeschoolamerica.org

Home School America Inc.
313 N High Street Fort Atkinson, WI 53538-0126
Phone: (920) 723-3649       Fax: (920) 563-4644

© Home School America, Inc.