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In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day coming up next In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day coming up next week, we’ve put together a list of field trips in Virginia to learn about our Indigenous Peoples. We’d love to hear if you have any to add! (List in Alphabetical Order) Frontier Culture Museum 1700s American Indian Farm Jamestown Jamestown Settlement | Jamestown Living-History Museum in Virginia MacCallum More Museum (largest publicly displayed collection of Native American artifacts in the US) Monacan Indian Nation Museum Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia Community House and Interpretive Center Pamunkey Indian Museum and Cultural Center Patawomeck Museum and Cultural Center Staunton River Battlefield State Park is holding events on October 8th Virginia Museum of History and Culture in Richmond Wolf Creek Cherokee Museum and Tribal Center Some local county museums often have exhibits about Indigenous Peoples including Culpeper Museum This museum is not VA but still worthwhile; National Museum of the American Indian Additionally, UVA has put together a list of resources as well to guide your Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations which can be accessed at https://indigenousarts.as.virginia.edu/indigenous-peoples-day-0
It's International Coffee Day ... Let's see your m It's International Coffee Day ... Let's see your mug!
Feeling overwhelmed? Need advice on homeschoolin Feeling overwhelmed? Need advice on homeschooling your high schooler? We have resources! https://vahomeschoolers.org/guide/teen
Join us for our 1st Annual T-Shirt Design Contest! Join us for our 1st Annual T-Shirt Design Contest!! All homeschooled children are welcome to participate. Designs need to be submitted on our form at the link in the comments! The winning design will be sold to raise funds for events during our 2023 Conference Seasons. The creator of the chosen design will receive a free shirt for themselves and a friend!
As fall slips into winter, it gets harder to stay As fall slips into winter, it gets harder to stay outside. What are your best tips to remain outside all year long? #homeschoolinthecold #vahs #vahomeschoolers # #organizationofvirginiahomeschoolers #homeschoolinginvirginia #homeschooling #vahs #coldweatherkids
We want to hear from you! Share a bit of your stor We want to hear from you! Share a bit of your story. What does a day look like in your homeschool life? We want to know! Have an idea for a blog submission? Send it to blog@vahomeschoolers.org
Who else has a hard time letting your children lea Who else has a hard time letting your children lead the way? Get hung up on the "must dos"? We all do, and we're here to tell you it's okay to let the list of expectations of others go!
As the world around us grows more chaotic, we want As the world around us grows more chaotic, we want The Organization of Virginia Homeschoolers to be seen as a place of calm and welcoming. We want all our members to feel supported and heard. We stand by the Mission Statement put forth by the founding members in 1993, however, want to clarify what those words mean to us, the Board, today. To do this, we have created the VaHomeschoolers Community Guidelines. This document, in collaboration with our Mission Statement, will guide how we, the Board and volunteers of VaHomeschoolers, and our community move forward. As an added show of growth and change, we have re-envisioned our logo as well. Our new logo symbolizes the supportive and inclusive nature of our organization. We are excited for the future and the many things to come, and we’re even more excited you’ve chosen to walk this journey of home education with us! And now for the shameless plug, if you’d like to know how you can become a volunteer or member and help further support The Organization of Virginia Homeschoolers, please go to vahomeschoolers.org/join! But seriously, we are excited and welcome to the future of VaHomeschoolers.
There's some super exciting news on the way! The B There's some super exciting news on the way! The Board voted last night to adopt a new logo, one that portrays the support and comfort we all believe homeschooling to be. What's one word you would use to describe homeschooling?
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