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CHOC Board Talk Forums  General HomeSchool Talk   Amity/McMinnville homeschoolers Support Search runboard.com       SIGN UP () | SIGN IN (lost password?) homegrown1980 Global user Posts: 1 Karma: 0 (+0/-0) Reply | Quote Amity/McMinnville homeschoolers I am currently a SAHM to 3 boys ages 6, 4, and 20 months. I plan on homeschooling them for awhile and we are moving to the Amity/McMinnville area sometime in the next few months. Anyone know if there is an active homeschool group in the area and how we can get involved? If not, are there any of you who are in the area and interested in starting a group, particularly with younger children? My 6 year old wants to have lots of kids to play with, and I'd like to acomodate that without sending him to school. 6/15/2008, 6:23 pm Send Email to homegrown1980   Send PM to homegrown1980 gtnas5 Global user Posts: 1042 Karma: 0 (+0/-0) Reply | Quote Re: Amity/McMinnville homeschoolers Hi, There are a number of homeschool groups in the extended McMinnville area, information for which I'll paste below from the CHOC Board's directory page. I doubt you'll see too much activity during the summer for any homeschool group...generally if anything it will be park days and such. Here's the groups: FISH Net (OCEANetwork Affiliate): FISH Net (Fellowship in Schooling at Home Network) is a ministry of Bethel Baptist Church in McMinnville. We strive to be an encouragement to homeschooling families and to those considering it as a future option. For more information call Geri Ann Horton at 503-472-9341. (Gaston, McMinnville) SACHSN (OCEANetwork Affiliate) Salem Area Christian Home School Network meets the 2nd Thurs. of the month (Sept-May, excluding Dec) at 7pm at Faith Baptist Church, 3345 Cordon Rd. NE, Salem. For more information please contact Colleen Busch @ 503-390-8043 or Kim Glenn @ 503-304-7169. It has also started a new wiki at http://sachsn.wikispot.org/front_page (Salem area) Blessings, Tammy the CHOC Board Last edited by gtnas5, 6/17/2008, 10:57 am 6/17/2008, 10:44 am Send Email to gtnas5   Send PM to gtnas5 Add a reply Powered by AkBBS 0.9.5b  -  Link to us   -  Blogs   -  Hall of Honour   -  Chat Click here to get your own free message board You are not logged in (login)      Board's time is: 11/8/2009, 1:06 am

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