[homeschoolhub] File - Important Info

 


This post will go out each month as a reminder. Just delete it once you have it memorized. :-)

First, you can access the website at hshub.org. It is FULL of info on local groups, homeschooling, contests, scholarships, how to make your own free/nearly free individualized curriculum, fun youtube videos, etc. If you haven't been there in a while, check it out! New homeschoolers might especially find this article useful: http://hshub.org/New_to_Homeschooling_.html

Second, if you haven't signed up for the weekly email newsletter, YOU ARE MISSING OUT! It is full of events, field trips, activities, scholarships, volunteer opportunities, etc. for families. To sign up, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HUBnewsletter/ OR send an email to the following address: HUBnewsletter-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

Third, the Homeschool HUB is a volunteer organization. We need local homeschool support to continue to function. Please consider helping out. You can serve on the board, teach a class, organize a play group, organize a field trip, teach a one-night workshop (on anything--cooking pizza, using Prezi or MS Word, painting, martial arts, dog breeds, Chinese culture...), throw a party, host a Shakespeare club, give a talk, or anything else you can think of. If you're interested in something, chances are another homeschooler will be, too.

Thank you!

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[homeschoolhub] File - Important Info

 


This post will go out each month as a reminder. Just delete it once you have it memorized. :-)

First, you can access the website at hshub.org. It is FULL of info on local groups, homeschooling, contests, scholarships, how to make your own free/nearly free individualized curriculum, fun youtube videos, etc. If you haven't been there in a while, check it out! New homeschoolers might especially find this article useful: http://hshub.org/New_to_Homeschooling_.html

Second, if you haven't signed up for the weekly email newsletter, YOU ARE MISSING OUT! It is full of events, field trips, activities, scholarships, volunteer opportunities, etc. for families. To sign up, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HUBnewsletter/ OR send an email to the following address: HUBnewsletter-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

Third, the Homeschool HUB is a volunteer organization. We need local homeschool support to continue to function. Please consider helping out. You can serve on the board, teach a class, organize a play group, organize a field trip, teach a one-night workshop (on anything--cooking pizza, using Prezi or MS Word, painting, martial arts, dog breeds, Chinese culture...), throw a party, host a Shakespeare club, give a talk, or anything else you can think of. If you're interested in something, chances are another homeschooler will be, too.

Thank you!

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[homeschoolhub] File - Important Info

 


This post will go out each month as a reminder. Just delete it once you have it memorized. :-)

First, you can access the website at hshub.org. It is FULL of info on local groups, homeschooling, contests, scholarships, how to make your own free/nearly free individualized curriculum, fun youtube videos, etc. If you haven't been there in a while, check it out! New homeschoolers might especially find this article useful: http://hshub.org/New_to_Homeschooling_.html

Second, if you haven't signed up for the weekly email newsletter, YOU ARE MISSING OUT! It is full of events, field trips, activities, scholarships, volunteer opportunities, etc. for families. To sign up, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HUBnewsletter/ OR send an email to the following address: HUBnewsletter-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

Third, the Homeschool HUB is a volunteer organization. We need local homeschool support to continue to function. Please consider helping out. You can serve on the board, teach a class, organize a play group, organize a field trip, teach a one-night workshop (on anything--cooking pizza, using Prezi or MS Word, painting, martial arts, dog breeds, Chinese culture...), throw a party, host a Shakespeare club, give a talk, or anything else you can think of. If you're interested in something, chances are another homeschooler will be, too.

Thank you!

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[homeschoolhub] Clothing Donations and Volunteers Needed

 

Good Evening Everyone!

We hope that this message finds you and your families all doing well today!

Mrs. Lucy Perz is in need of clothing, especially children's clothes, for the 36th annual Free Clothing Giveaway at the Hammond Civic Center.

She is also in need of volunteers, all ages welcome and encouraged to attend, on Friday, October 11th from 2pm - finished, to sort and organize clothes for the giveaway.

If you would like to donate items for the sale, please contact Mrs. Perz at (219) 838-6602, or (219) 381-4670.

Donations of non-perishable food items are also needed.

(The actual clothing giveaway is on Saturday, October 12th, 2019, from 10:30am - 3:00pm, and there will be a free spaghetti dinner during that time as well).

Any and all help is greatly appreciated.

The Hammond Civic Center is located at 5825 Sohl Avenue, Hammond, Indiana.

Please pass along this message.

Thanks so much and have a wonderful week!

Our Love and God's Blessings to All,

Natalie & Family

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[homeschoolhub] File - Important Info

 


This post will go out each month as a reminder. Just delete it once you have it memorized. :-)

First, you can access the website at hshub.org. It is FULL of info on local groups, homeschooling, contests, scholarships, how to make your own free/nearly free individualized curriculum, fun youtube videos, etc. If you haven't been there in a while, check it out! New homeschoolers might especially find this article useful: http://hshub.org/New_to_Homeschooling_.html

Second, if you haven't signed up for the weekly email newsletter, YOU ARE MISSING OUT! It is full of events, field trips, activities, scholarships, volunteer opportunities, etc. for families. To sign up, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HUBnewsletter/ OR send an email to the following address: HUBnewsletter-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

Third, the Homeschool HUB is a volunteer organization. We need local homeschool support to continue to function. Please consider helping out. You can serve on the board, teach a class, organize a play group, organize a field trip, teach a one-night workshop (on anything--cooking pizza, using Prezi or MS Word, painting, martial arts, dog breeds, Chinese culture...), throw a party, host a Shakespeare club, give a talk, or anything else you can think of. If you're interested in something, chances are another homeschooler will be, too.

Thank you!

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Re: [homeschoolhub] Saint Jame Fall Rummage Sale - Donations and Shoppers Needed

 

Highland, MI? or somewhere else?  Do you have an actual address?

On Tue, Sep 24, 2019 at 9:16 AM NATALIE B KUTIE-SCHWEMLEIN natandboys@comcast.net [homeschoolhub] <homeschoolhub@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 

Hi Everyone! 


We hope that this message finds you and your families all doing well today!


St. James Women's Guild is having their Fall Rummage Sale tomorrow Wednesday, September 25th - Friday, September 27th, 2019.


If you would like to donate items for the sale, please drop off items at the Parish hall today, Tuesday, September 24th, or tomorrow, Wednesday, September 25th. Anything that can be repurposed is welcome. (Tax recording forms are usually available for donations).


There will also be baked goods at the sale. Help in baking is needed & appreciated.


St. James Church is located in Highland on the corner of 45th Street and Kennedy Avenue.


Please pass along this message that they are having a sale .


For more information please contact Chris at (219) 810-2043. 


Thanks in advance and have a wonderful week!


Our Love and God's Blessings to All,


Natalie & Family



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[homeschoolhub] Saint Jame Fall Rummage Sale - Donations and Shoppers Needed

 

Hi Everyone! 


We hope that this message finds you and your families all doing well today!


St. James Women's Guild is having their Fall Rummage Sale tomorrow Wednesday, September 25th - Friday, September 27th, 2019.


If you would like to donate items for the sale, please drop off items at the Parish hall today, Tuesday, September 24th, or tomorrow, Wednesday, September 25th. Anything that can be repurposed is welcome. (Tax recording forms are usually available for donations).


There will also be baked goods at the sale. Help in baking is needed & appreciated.


St. James Church is located in Highland on the corner of 45th Street and Kennedy Avenue.


Please pass along this message that they are having a sale .


For more information please contact Chris at (219) 810-2043. 


Thanks in advance and have a wonderful week!


Our Love and God's Blessings to All,


Natalie & Family



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[homeschoolhub] Lansing Event Postponed

 

The event in Lansing on Tuesday September 10 is cancelled. With the
school year just starting up, too many people were unable to attend.
Hopefully, a new event can be organized for October or November so our
voices can be heard. With more time to plan and organize, and with
more time for people to settle into their schedules and routines for
the year, it will work better.

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[homeschoolhub] File - Important Info

 


This post will go out each month as a reminder. Just delete it once you have it memorized. :-)

First, you can access the website at hshub.org. It is FULL of info on local groups, homeschooling, contests, scholarships, how to make your own free/nearly free individualized curriculum, fun youtube videos, etc. If you haven't been there in a while, check it out! New homeschoolers might especially find this article useful: http://hshub.org/New_to_Homeschooling_.html

Second, if you haven't signed up for the weekly email newsletter, YOU ARE MISSING OUT! It is full of events, field trips, activities, scholarships, volunteer opportunities, etc. for families. To sign up, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HUBnewsletter/ OR send an email to the following address: HUBnewsletter-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

Third, the Homeschool HUB is a volunteer organization. We need local homeschool support to continue to function. Please consider helping out. You can serve on the board, teach a class, organize a play group, organize a field trip, teach a one-night workshop (on anything--cooking pizza, using Prezi or MS Word, painting, martial arts, dog breeds, Chinese culture...), throw a party, host a Shakespeare club, give a talk, or anything else you can think of. If you're interested in something, chances are another homeschooler will be, too.

Thank you!

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[homeschoolhub] Opportunity to Speak in Lansing

 

Dear Homeschool Families and Friends,

In Michigan, parent partnerships run by local school districts allow
homeschooling families to take advantage of many opportunities for
their students to participate in classes and activities. The same
classes and activities are available to all students in the area,
including public and private school students, enhancing the
educational opportunities for all Michigan students. Homeschool
families who support these partnerships are invited to Lansing to
speak to legislators and to the state school board on September 10th.
Please mark your calendars now if you might want to participate.

There have been many "bumps in the road" for parent partnership
programs statewide in Michigan. It appears the legislators support and
encourage the partnerships, but the Michigan Department of Education
(MDE) seems to be doing all it can to shut partnerships down. It is
the MDEs job to follow the laws/directions of the state legislature
and work to support and grow the partnerships. They have not done so.
Instead they have used their audit process to take funding for the
programs away from the partnership districts. When MDE auditors think
they have found a problem, they should use that "finding" to explain
why there is a problem and how it can be corrected, giving the
partnerships direction on how to improve their programs. Instead, they
have been taking away funding immediately upon finding what they
decide is a problem, without warning and without giving the
partnership district a chance to correct the issue.

Often the partnership programs obtain permission and approval for
their programs from their local auditor. This causes them to move
forward with their programs. Subsequently, a state auditor changes
what was approved by their local auditor and takes away their funding,
sometimes millions of dollars. The decision of the state auditor can
be appealed and overturned, but it takes years, which leaves the
programs in disarray. This results in an adversarial relationship
between the MDE and the districts with partnership programs, rather
than the cooperative and supportive relationship that should exist.

The MDE State Board meeting this month is on Tuesday, September 10th.
Their time for public comments starts at 1pm. Here is a link to their
rules, with a form at the bottom to turn in to request 3-5 minutes to
talk to the state board.

https://www.michigan.gov/documents/publicparticipation_119444_7.pdf

The legislature is also in session on September 10th. The buildings
for the legislature and the state board of education are about two
blocks apart.

Homeschoolers who support the parent partnerships are encouraged to go
to Lansing on September 10th and ask their representatives and
senators for help in dealing with MDE in the late morning, and then to
go to the MDE school board meeting before 1pm to ask the Michigan
State Board of Education to direct the auditing department to stop
taking funds, and start supporting these programs. Please watch for
further announcements as more details become available.

Homeschool HUB

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