You’ve made the decision to attend the AFHE Convention and we are so excited to have you join us! We’ve put together an article to help you know what to expect before you come.

A year ago, we were forced to announce the cancellation of the 2020 AFHE Convention.  Up until last year, homeschoolers from across Arizona had been able to meet every year for 36 years straight. The convention was a constant for homeschooling families--a regular time...

It’s election season. And, that means we are all bombarded with information. There’s a lot at stake. How do you plan to cast an informed vote?

AFHE is pleased to welcome Michael and Kristina Abbott to the board of directors. We look forward to serving the Arizona homeschool community alongside them. (October 2020)

AFHE provides free resources for families considering homeschooling. Find hope instead of an overwhelming uphill battle! Downloads included.

Have you considered adding audiobooks to your school day? In this article, audiobook producer Jim Hodges gives five benefits to listening to audiobooks.

If your child is going to college next fall, file your FAFSA to determine financial aid qualification. It’s easy as writer Sylvia Miller tells you how.

The Veritas Homeschoolers Math Team earned first place in the 2018 state MATHCOUNTS competition and also in the 2018 Chandler-Gilbert Community College Excellence in Mathematics Competition.

Arizona homeschool families are invited to submit articles about your Arizona field trip experience. Share highlights about the venue, what you encountered, and what you learned.

Dr. Kathy Koch shares ideas and encouragement for parents to help their kids navigate their thoughts and feelings during difficult times in this Facebook Live event.

Are you curious about homeschooling in Arizona? AFHE answers ten frequently asked questions about this parent-led, privately funded education option.

Producing a homeschool high school transcript is more important than ever. Not only is it an encouraging synopsis of your student’s high school years, and not only is it necessary to apply for college, but now it is extremely helpful for applying to work for all state governmental agencies. Because of the 2017 AFHE bill, Arizona HB 2389, all state governmental agencies will be accepting homeschool transcripts without needing an accompanying GED. Arizona really is one of the very best states in which to homeschool, thanks in great part to the work Arizona Families for Home Education has done since 1983.

atie Hill has been working for AFHE as a bookkeeper, administrative assistant, and much more since 1998. We celebrate and honor her 20 years of faithful service!

Whatever time of year it is, you—like many others—find yourself at the beginning of a brand-new journey: homeschooling. Veteran homeschool mom Laura Gadbery shares real-life encouragement highlighting ten things you might encounter as you begin the homeschool adventure.

The Duell family recounts their trip to the Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures in Tucson, one of only five US museums with miniature displays.

Laveen homeschooler Annabel Peltzer, 15, daughter of Kurt and Dawn Peltzer excels in VFW Voice of Democracy audio-essay contest and the Fleet Reserve Association’s Americanism essay contest.