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Last updated: 10/5/2008

Support Groups

This support group list benefits and encourages homeschooling families and is not to be used for soliciting business.

Group for Special Needs Kids

Contact Andrea Davila -- or
Open group: -- not exclusively Christian
Currently re-organizing into smaller groups per county. Contact for more information.
Serves: entire state

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The Homeschool Connection

Open Group meets at varied locations
Serves: Pomfret, Eastford, Ashford, Woodstock, Brooklyn, Danielson, Putnam, Sterling,Voluntown

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Litchfield County Christian Homeschool Association

Lisa Nolan --
Christian group offering fieldtrips, classes and homeschool soccer through its members. E-mail distribution of information available through the LCCHA web.
Serves: Litchfield County - Torrington, Goshen, New Hartford, Winsted, Harwinton, Litchfield, Thomaston

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S.E.L.A.H. - Support and Encouragement for Learning At Home

Open Group meets at Wintonbury Baptist Church Maple Avenue Bloomfield, CT 2nd Thursday of every month
Serves: Bloomfield, Canton, Simsbury, Granby, Windsor, Suffield, West Hartford,Hartford

Charter Oak Family Resource

Meets in Canton, CT and must agree with Statement of Faith
Serves: Litchfield County, Avon, Farmington, Simsbury, Canton, Burlington, Bristol, Plainville

Network of Teaching Christian Homes (NTCH)

Open Group meets at Crossroads Community Cathedral 1492 Silver Lane East Hartford, CT 3rd Tuesday of the month, 7:15pm - babysitting provided for nominal fee but must call to reserve slot
Serves: Greater Manchester and Greater Hartford areas, Tolland county

William Wilberforce Communicators (W.W.C.)

Contact David Weekley Click the link to the left and then do the following:
Clicking on “local contacts”; scroll down to “region 10”; click on “Connecticut: David Weekley”
Christian Homeschool Speech & Debate Club
Affiliated with the National Christian Forensics and Communication Association (NCFCA)
Christian Group: must agree with statement of faith
Currently meets 1st & 3rd Fridays in Manchester, CT (schedule subject to change)
Students learn the fundamentals of Speech & Debate and are given the
opportunity to build those skills in a supportive yet competitive environment.
Serves: Greater Hartford area and beyond

Community of Stafford Homeschoolers: ( COSH )

Whitney Singer --
Meets at Stafford library every 3rd Thursday of each month from 1-3pm. At group of
local homeschoolers who get together for fellowship, sharing of ideas and will be
coming up with some fun homeschool events such as our Annual Talent show, and a new addition "Traveling Around the USA".
Open group -- not exclusively Christian
Serves: Stafford and surrounding towns

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Calvary Chapel of Southeastern CT

Karla Boeddinghaus Umland --
126 Sharp Hill Road Uncasville, CT 06382
Closed group (church members only) Open to calls regarding homeschooling
Serves: Colchester, Old Lyme, Gales Ferry, Groton, Ledyard, Norwich,
Uncasville

CHOOSE CT - Christian Homeschoolers Organization Of SouthEastern Connecticut

Michele King / (860) 445-5254 --
Open Group (Members must be in agreement with their Statement of Faith)
Serves: Gales Ferry, Mystic, Stonington, North Stonington, Waterford, New
London, Montville, Uncasville, Groton, Ledyard, Lebanon, Franklin,
Jewett City, Canterbury, Dayville, Marlborough

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Dayspring Christian Homeschoolers

Laurel Hupal / (203) 531.1581 --
Open Group meets on the fourth Tuesday evening of each month, in alternating homes of members
Serves: Lower Fairfield County, CT Parts of Westchester County, NY

Harvest Homeschool Group

Diana Kosa 2089 Broadbridge Ave, Stratford, CT 06614 203-375-6524
Meetings rotate to different homes
Serves: Fairfield, Bridgeport, Stratford

C.H.A.L.K. (Christian Homeschooling Adults Leading Kids)

Kim Pasquini --
Open group meets in Milford - 3rd Tues.
Serves: Milford, Orange, West Haven, Stratford

Classical Kids (of Bethel)

Open Group - not exclusively Christian. Meet 2X monthly, once in evening for adults, once in afternoon for kids. Location varies, usually Bethel.
Serves: Bethel, Danbury area

Great Ways to Home Educate - GWHE

President: Maureen Marcucci --
New Member Contact: Roxanne LeRoy --
GWHE welcomes all families, regardless of their faith, curriculum choice, or teaching style.
The location of activities varies dependent upon the interests of our members. We currently
run the following activities: Boys' football and baseball, Girls' softball, Used Curriculum Fair,
Support Group meetings, New Homeschooler Information Nights, Spelling Bee, Geography Bee,
NorthWest Connecticut Homeschool Cooperative, Annual Picnic, 4-H, Science Classes,
History Club, Teen Group, and many more.
Serves: Fairfield, Hartford, Litchfield, and New Haven County Homeschoolers

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Central Connecticut Christian Home Educators (CCCHE)

Loretta Mele --
Open group, membership only, must agree with Statement of Faith. Adult monthly meeting in Marlborough, 2nd Monday of month.
Serves: Marlborough and surrounding towns

F.A.I.T.H. - Families Assisting in Teaching Homes

Linda Farrell --
Open group for K-5 to 12th grade Christian families. Welcome calls from homeschoolers in the general area.
Serves: Meriden, Wallingford, Southington

GRACE

Open Group
Serves: Watertown, Cheshire, Naugatuck, Prospect, Waterbury

S.C.H.E.F. - Shoreline Christian Home Educators Fellowship

Open Christian group that meets the second Tuesday of each month at the Clinton Library, from 7-9pm. Please contact us for more info.
Serves: Branford, Guilford, Madison, Clinton, Old Saybrook, Old Lyme, and up through Chester, Killingworth and Haddam.

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