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HEM has been a Trusted Name in Homeschooling since 1983!
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General Information
Home Education Magazine
ISSN 0888-4633
Home Education Magazine is the oldest, most respected, and most informative homeschooling magazine, available via subscription and in libraries and bookstores nationwide.
Founded by a homeschooling family in 1983 and still published by those founders, every issue includes 8-10 feature articles which address the interests and the concerns of homeschooling parents. This award-winning magazine, produced by our experienced homeschooling staff for over 21 years, brings a common sense approach and reassuring support to our readers in issue after information-packed issue. Our editors, staff, and writers are veteran homeschooling parents with a passion for sharing what works, what doesn't, what to look for and what to avoid. For over two decades this magazine has published writing that has consistently helped families address their concerns about learning, socialization, curriculum, legal and political issues, and higher education. Best of all, Home Education Magazine provides you with a connection to the wider homeschooling community through newsletters, email discussion lists and forums, support group networking pages at our website and much more. In over 21 years of publishing, Home Education Magazine has become a trusted name in homeschooling, providing our subscribers with information that encourages homeschooling families and thereby strengthens the homeschooling movement.
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Home Education Magazine Ordering FAQ
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How Do I Subscribe to Home Education Magazine?
1 year/6 issues - $26.00 (Reg. $32.00 save $6.00)
2 years/12 issues - $48.00 (Reg. $64.00 save $16.00)
Current Issue - $6.50 (sent via First Class mail)
Orders can be processed via phone or subscriptions can be placed online .
Visa/MC/Discover accepted.
Toll-free: 1-800-236-3278 (or 509-486-0453)
Email: Orders
(be sure to include your name and address)
Postal mailing address:
Home Education Magazine
Post Office Box 1083
Tonasket, WA 98855-1083
Canadians please add $15 US funds for a one year subscription. Other foreign subscribers, please refer to this page.
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How do I give a gift subscription to Home Education Magazine?
A subscription to Home Education Magazine makes a wonderful gift, and a gift subscription costs only $26.00 (regular price $32.00). To give Home Education Magazine as a gift, simply send the name and address of each person on your gift list, along with a check or credit card information for the total number of subscriptions, via The communication routes outlined above.
I am moving and need to change my address. What should I do?
There are several ways to change the address on your Home Education Magazine subscription:
Call our office toll-free at 800-236-3278
Send your old address and your new address to:
Home Education Magazine
Post Office Box 1083
Tonasket, WA 98855-1083
E-mail your old address and new address to: Orders
Please note that it takes a few weeks to process your new address, so send us your new address as soon as possible, and include the date the new address will become effective.
I've recently begun my subscription, but haven't received my first issue yet. What's going on?
It takes 4-6 weeks for your new subscription to begin. If you have not received your first issue after 6 weeks, please call toll-free 800-236-3278 or email
Orders to inquire about the status of your subscription.
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What should I do if I have a problem with my Home Education Magazine subscription?
If you ever feel there is a problem with your subscription, please write to us at the address above, or call our toll-free number: 800-236-3278.
One of my issues was never delivered. What should I do?
Our magazine is mailed to you 2 weeks prior to the cover months (for example, your Jan/Feb issue is mailed to you in mid-December).
If an issue is missing or over two weeks late due to our error or postal problems, write us and we will replace the issue at no cost. We will not replace issues missed because changes of address were not sent to our office - these issues can be purchased as back issues at $6.50 each postpaid.
How can I get back issues of Home Education Magazine?
Check out our listing of available back Issues.
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How do I get permission to reprint an article featured in Home Education Magazine?
To inquire about permission to reprint, email Managing Editor Helen Hegener at Editor-in-Chief or write to us at PO Box 1083, Tonasket, WA 98855-1083.
I can't find Home Education Magazine at my local newsstand or bookstore. What should I do?
Because newsstand and bookstore distribution can be spotty and unreliable, we recommend subscribing for reliable, uninterrupted service and no more missed issues.
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Contacting Home Education Magazine
Mail: Home Education Magazine
PO Box 1083
Tonasket WA, 98855-1083
Phone: 800-236-3278 or 509-486-0453
E-mail Info
Advertising Rates: Contact: Imagine Advertising Group - Barb Lundgren - 3013 Hickory Hill - Colleyville, TX 76034 - Phone: 817-540-6423, FAX: 817-545-3599 - barb.lundgren@tx.rr.com.
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For reprints and excerpts from Home Education Magazine email HEM
Article Queries Please send queries or articles via email to Editor-in-Chief. Or mail to Home Education Magazine, PO Box 1083, Tonasket WA, 98855-1083.
Submissions Guidelines Please send a self-addressed, stamped envelope for guidelines on submissions to Home Education Magazine, PO Box 1083, Tonasket WA, 98855-1083. We can also send our guidelines via email. Send your request to Editor-in-Chief (please put "Submission Guidelines" in the subject line)
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Home Education Magazine Columnist
is published six times a year. Every 68 page issue includes:
- 8 to 12 Feature Articles: Outstanding articles leaning toward an unstructured, unschooling approach to learning
- Letters from our Readers: Always thought-provoking, a forum for our readers to share their thoughts and ideas with each other
- Homeschool Notebook: What's new and interesting, notes about what's happening around the country, homeschooling in the national media
- Regular Columnists in Every Issue:
All HEM columnists can be contacted by writing to (columnist's name) c/o Home Education Magazine, PO Box 1083, Tonasket, WA 98855, or sending an email message to Editor-in-Chief with the columnist's name in the subject header.
- Carol Narigon, Beavercreek, Ohio
Ask Carol
Questions and Answers
- Laura Weldon, Rural, Ohio
Reader Response
Taking Charge
- Larry and Susan Kaseman, Stoughton, Wisconsin
Good Stuff
- Becky Rupp, Shaftsbury, Vermont
RRRupp@aol.com
Homeschooling Book Reviews
- Elizabeth McCullough, Middleburg, Virginia
elizabeth@mccull.org
Homeschooling News & Commentary
- Ann Lahrson Fisher, Carson, Washington
News and Commentary Email
Homeschool Support Group News
- Mary Nix, Olmstead Falls, Ohio
Support Groups Email
My Word!
- David Albert, Olympia, Washington
shantinik@earthlink.net
Notes from the Road Less Traveled
- Linda Dobson, Rainbow Lake, New York
ldobson@aldus.Northnet.org
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What People are Saying about Home Education Magazine:
"If I had to choose only one homeschool magazine to read, this would be it!"
- Jean Reed, author of The Home School Source Book (Brook Farm Books, 2003)
"Some of the best and most thoughtful writing on homeschooling can be found in Home Education Magazine."
- Ann Lahrson, Homeschooling in Oregon
"Absolutely the best homeschooling magazine being published today!"
-Pam Hartley, Homeschooling mom, California
"The most in-depth, well-balanced look at homeschooling available anywhere. The most widely read magazine on homeschooling, with comprehensive coverage of philosophical issues within this rapidly growing movement. Highly recommended."
- EBSCO's Librarian's Handbook
"Articles, news, resources and reviews for home schooling families. Informative and commonsense in tone. In addition to resources, book reviews, and letters from readers (especially helpful in this field), it offers activities and project ideas for youngsters. Home Education Magazine will be of interest to libraries seeking information sources on homeschooling."
- Library Journal's Magazines for Libraries
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