We have assembled a variety of resources for homeschooling families to use. Please use the links below to access these resources.

Co-op Owned Resources

CHEC Conference Session Mp3s
2011
The Co-op owns several Mp3 players which contain a complete library of recent CHEC Conference sessions. While we cannot provide the Mp3s for download due to copyright restrictions, we are allowed to check out an entire Mp3 player to our members. Please

For those seeking information about homeschooling

Why Homeschool?Homeschooling is a huge decision, and every family has its own reasons for considering it. In the article "Why Homeschool Your Children?" (used by permission,) Ellyn Davis of the Elijah Company discusses several of the reasons homeschooling may benefit your family. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.(2.14M pdf)

CHEC Position StatementChristian Home Educators of Colorado (CHEC) has issued this statement regarding our choices as home educators in Colorado. In this article, CHEC emphasizes the importance of using a Biblical model for home education. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Homeschooling LawThe links on this page take you to expert sources on homeschool law. The first, Christian Home Educators of Colorado (CHEC), has all of the applicable laws and statutes lifted directly from the original sources (with references). The Second, from the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA), has a more user-friendly layout and gives a good snapshot of the essential points of the law.

Recommended ReadingThis is a list of books and magazines that others have found to be useful in deciding to homeschool, what to do after the decision has been made, and maintaining sanity while homeschooling.

For those homeschooling a child with special needs

Special Needs Resources"More and more parents of children with special needs are turning to home education as a source of hope. The individual attention that normal kids thrive on, is a lifeline for those who must overcome one or more obstacles to learning. As a parent, you are capable of doing a great deal for your child, given the proper information and tools."
      -- Teri Spray, C.H.E.C. Handbook
This collection of resources is for those families homeschooling a special needs child.

General Resources

Curriculum ResourcesThe curriculum you choose will depend on many factors - including teaching styles, learning styles, educational philosophy, and personal need for orgainzation. This page includes a partial list of resources compiled by LCHC members. Don't forget to ask your support group for input!

Resurrection ResourcesResurrection Resources has been preparing and publishing Bible-based books, textbooks, and workbooks for 18 years. They are a Christian publisher who has developed scriptural educational materials for the home school and private school student in grades K-College. Their Gradesmart and Pacesetter programs allow the home school family the flexibility to decide the best method of education for each individual student. They also publish a regular, free e-newsletter with home school and classroom tips to help your families with family life skills and the education of your students.
HomeschoolChristian.com This site offers over 1,200 pages of free resources to support and assist homeschooling families in giving their children an outstanding education.
Bob Jones UniversityThere are many options available for meeting the mandated testing requirements of homeschooling. One option, for parents who qualify, is to administer the test at home with material available through this site. There are stringent guidelines, and proof of qualification is required. Because it takes time for your qualifications to be verified and for the testing materials to be mailed, this is not an option for parents who procrastinate!