In 2019, the Maryland General Assembly passed 2 new laws relating to nonpublic schools. These laws do not directly affect individual homeschool families, but they may impact homeschool umbrellas and co-ops that operate as state-approved OR church-exempt nonpublic Read more...
Homeschool co-ops have existed in Maryland for decades. Originally, co-ops were created by families who meet once or twice a week to learn together. Parents volunteered to create and teach classes. There would be social time afterwards. Over Read more...
Differences Between Umbrellas, Co-ops, and Support Groups Starting to homeschool can be an overwhelming experience. Networking with local homeschoolers provides a critical support system for families new to educating their children at home. With hundreds of resources - Read more...
Meet Dr. Lynne Muller On Thursday, August 23, 2018, the Maryland Homeschool Association hosted a community meeting for statewide homeschooling families and Dr. Lynne Muller. Dr. Muller works as the Section Chief for Student Services and School Counseling Read more...
