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Indiana Home Education Week Proclaimed by Governor for February 23 through March 1
Whereas, children represent the future of the State and require protection and nurturing in order to develop into well-adjusted citizens of the state; and Whereas, Indiana has a long and established history of promoting diverse and progressive methods of education,...
New IAHE Board Members: Tom & Lisa Heady
We are pleased to introduce the IAHE'S newest Board members, Tom & Lisa Heady. Leaving suburban life twelve years ago, Tom and Lisa settled in rural Arlington (Rush County) where they are happily enjoying country living. Currently in their 20th year of...
Troubling Information Regarding the Common Core Review Committee
Our friends at Hoosiers Against Common Core have uncovered very troubling information regarding the Common Core Review Committee. Indiana Common Core Review: A Stacked Deck? By Heather Crossin If you were going to the trial of someone accused of murdering a loved one,...
Common Core Reversal – Are We There Yet?
Indiana homeschoolers, we need to stay vigilant on the Common Core front. There are encouraging signs, but we must make sure we do not find that Common Core has only been repackaged. We must maintain local control to have any choice in education. Heather Crossin of...
Stand With The IAHE
"Where there is no vision, the people perish…" ~ Proverbs 29:18 (King James Version) 2013 was a great year for the IAHE! Most Indiana homeschool families know that the IAHE just celebrated our 30th Anniversary. But, many people don't understand what the IAHE has been...
The Changing Role of Education: Consequences of the Common Core
The conference entitled "The Changing Role of Education: Consequences of the Common Core" brought together many of the premier, leading Common Core experts in the country. The conference was held at the University of Notre Dame in the fall of 2013. Below are links...
Big Study of Adults Who Were Churched Growing Up
After 30 years of following the homeschool movement, we've learned something about homeschool graduates' academic and socio-economic successes through various studies. But what about the spiritual condition of this first generation of home education? How did we do?...
How Existing Users Can Access the Website
If you were a registered user of the previous IAHE website, you've got access to the new site as well. All existing users need to do is follow the instructions below to generate a password reset request that will be sent to the email address on file for your previous...
Thank you for your support!
We are grateful to all of the families that supported our Creation Museum fundraiser! We are pleased to let you know that we raised just over $1,500. Your support is crucial to helping us serve homeschooling families all year long. Have you made plans to attend the...