Empowering Homeschool Parents
Keep me in the loop for the Annual Conference
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the Annual Conference
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Washington Homeschool Organization (WHO): to serve the diverse interests of home-based education in Washington State
New to Homeschooling?
Just starting with homeschooling and need some help? The links below are just a few that will get you started:
Who Marketplace
This Marketplace is a showcase of products tailored for the homeschooling market. Please check back often!
Convention
No Pre-Registration – Low Prices – Free Parking – Over 50 Workshops Hundreds of Exhibitors – Hands-on Educational Activities!
Donations
Please consider making a donation.100% of your donation is tax-deductible, and 100% of your donation will be used to support the mission of WHO.
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Our family appreciates the Washington Homeschool Organization and how it has positively influenced our 20+ years of home education. Having graduated two students who enjoyed the WHO Graduation, I am grateful for the connection WHO provides to families throughout our state. Additionally, while I continue to homeschool my and high school students, I count on the advocacy of WHO to keep me aware of current homeschool issues and to protect the independent nature of our homeschool law. My children have fond memories of the annual convention and still ask to attend on a regular basis because they know we will enjoy learning activities, while selecting new curriculums or projects that will add creativity to our homeschool experience.
Diane Altman -
The Washington Homeschool Organization (WHO) was a great source of information about the homeschooling law in Washington State. The annual convention provided us a venue to view curriculum prior to purchasing it. The event is family friendly and my boys looked forward to it each year. They are my go to source for everything homeschool in Washington State.
Kathryn Gerken -
4 times a week or more: That’s how often I refer a HS or about-to-HS family to the WHO website. It’s priceless and there’s very little that could be possibly improved. Kudos and thanks and here’s to decades more!.
Tres Draco -
[WHO] is a great informational site as well as supportive. Keep up the
good work!
Ticia Barnes -
WHO is on my short list of websites I send friends interested in
homeschooling in Washington State. Between WHO and HSLDA, newbies can
get 99% of the information that keeps them up nights.
Brooke Idol -
WHO’S website is wonderful! It is full of so much useful information.
Also, my Senior is thrilled that he gets a chance to participate in a
traditional graduation ceremony. Without WHO, and the website with all
of the information, this would not be possible! Thank you, WHO!
Mary Crow -
This of all the conferences I do, is my favorite. The energy and love for adventure from the attendees is wonderful!
Dale Bartlett
