Oregon Support Groups

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This Oregon homeschool support groups listing was compiled by Home Education Magazine, with the assistance of the listed groups, to support homeschooling families in their communities.

Barnraisers, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Barnraisers/

Corvallis Area Christian Home Educators(CACHE), Nikki Stauber,Leadership team member, 594 Pioneer St., Philomath, OR 97370, 541-929-9276,CACHE1-owner-at-yahoogroups.com,  http://www.groups.yahoo.com/groups/CACHE1

Eugene Area Unschoolers, Jennefer, Harper,List Creator, Eugene, Oregon 97402, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EugeneAreaUnschoolers/

Eugene-Springfield Homeschool Association (ESHA), Barbara  Handley,  Director,  Eugene,  OR 97402, http://www.eshaoregon.com

Greater Portland Homeschoolers, PO Box 82265, Portland, OR 97282, 503-241-5350 (voice mail); info-at-gphomeschool.org, http://www.gphomeschool.org

Homeschoolers In Portland (The HIP list), OR, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HIP_list/

LDS Oregon Home Educators Association (LDS-OHEA),Ann Agent, President, 5834 NW 181st Ave, Portland, OR 97229-7903, 503-629-2590, http://www.lds-ohea.org/

Oregon Christian Home Education Assoc Network (OCEANetwork), Dorothy Karman,Editor,17985 Falls City Rd, Dallas, OR 97338, 503-288-1285, mail-at-oceanetwork.org,  http://www.oceanetwork.org , Laws: http://www.oceanetwork.org/started/law.cfm

Oregon Home Education Network, (OHEN), PO Box 82715, Portland, OR 97282-0715; Amy Grant, 503-321-5166 (voice mail); info-at-ohen.org, http://www.ohen.org

Oregon Pagan Homeschool Association, (OPHA), PO Box 129, Madras, OR 97741; Rev. Lisa G. Whittaker, 541-546-6108; crone-at-goddessmoon.org, http://www.goddessmoon.org

Salem Homeschoolers Independent Network of Educ. (S.H.I.N.E), Sonja  Persey

Salem, OR 97302,  caussiemixmom-at-yahoo.com  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SHINEweb/

The Learning Community of Corvallis (TLC),Mary Gold, group founder, OR, zenmomma-at-comcast.net, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CorvallisTLC/

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