DEAFHOMESCHOOL
This is a support group and information clearinghouse for parents who are homeschooling deaf or hard-of-hearing children. Discussion
of general homeschool issues will be permitted, but the focus of the list is on the particular challenges of homeschooling deaf and heard-of-hearing
children, including IEP's, legal issues, and obtaining special ed services, as well as exploration of alternative educational approaches, presentation,
and learning styles.
All homeschool approaches are supported (from "school-at-home" to unschooling.
Religious discussion will be terminated.
Criticism of, or argument about, communication choices or cochlear implants
will not be tolerated.
One can subscribe in two ways:
1) send a blank message to
deafhomeschool-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
2) visit the list site at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/deafhomeschool
DHSN-LIST - Deaf Homeschool Network List
One can subscribe in two ways:
1) send a blank message to
dhsn-list-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
2) visit the list site at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dhsn-list
If you have any problems, e-mail Marilyn at
agie@ncn.com.
HSC-L - HomeSchooling and College List
This is a national e-mail list devoted to the transition of homeschooled students into colleges and
universities. This list is intended for homeschool students and their parents, admissions officers, financial aid officers, and members of
admissions associations. We hope that this list will broaden communication and understanding about the issues facing homeschool students in their
transition to college.
This list is sponsored by the Center for Urban Education of the School of Education of Pace University (NY), and by the Executive Board of the New
York State Association for College Admission Counseling, and its Human Relations Committee.
To subscribe:
Send an email message to:
listserv@list.pace.edu
and in the message area type:
Subscribe HSC-L (Your Name)
If you have any problems, contact:
Sean Callaway at
scallaway@fsmail.pace.edu
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