Family resource directory
Start with official state guidance, then explore independent associations, local co-ops, libraries, and community learning hubs. This directory is informational and designed to help families find their next trusted resource.
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Choose your state, review the first official step, and explore the HBCU Prep AI model while the program remains in private prelaunch review.
Review your local home-education notice process.
Official state guidanceReview the annual home-instruction notice process.
Official state guidanceReview the Home Instruction Notification process.
Official state guidanceReview the Notice of Intent to Homeschool process.
Official state guidanceHomeschool Community Resources
HBCU PREP AI provides the academic curriculum, daily lessons, and progress visibility for your home. We also believe strong homeschool families thrive when connected to official state guidance, independent associations, local co-ops, libraries, and community learning hubs.
Curated national organizations and public cultural institutions offering homeschool information, research collections, and open digital learning materials.
Educational support, get-started guides, and state-by-state informational summaries on homeschool procedures, mandatory subjects, and notification requirements.
Verified on HSLDA's current official website and legal information center. Provided for informational reference; not legal counsel.
Visit official resourcePeer-reviewed research summaries, fast facts, state-specific data compilations, and academic bibliographies regarding home education.
Verified on NHERI's official site; provides research and statistics on home education.
Visit official resourceFree digital access to millions of Smithsonian images, recordings, texts, and videos, plus educator-curated learning collections and adaptable lesson tools.
Verified on the Smithsonian Institution's official Learning Lab portal.
Visit official resourceClassroom materials, primary-source sets, family activities, reading programs, and historical collections curated for learners of all ages.
Verified on the official Library of Congress education portal.
Visit official resourceOfficial state notification guidelines, statewide homeschool associations, regional directories, and public community learning hubs across Ohio.
Official public education guidance is provided by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Independent organizations provide community support.
Official notification guidelines, parent responsibilities, required subjects, College Credit Plus eligibility, and recommended notification forms.
Verified on the official Ohio Department of Education and Workforce portal (updated 2025/2026).
Visit official resourceStatewide events, homeschool encouragement, legislative updates, and regional support group directories.
Verified on CHEO's official website. Serves families from a member-supported Christian perspective.
Visit official resourceStatewide compliance and notification guidance, getting-started FAQs, downloadable forms, and local activity listings.
Verified on OHP's official statewide homeschool network portal.
Visit official resourceDedicated parent-teacher curriculum collection, STEM/maker spaces, library-of-things kits, study rooms, and student educational programs.
Verified on the Geauga County Public Library's official Homeschool Hub service page.
Visit official resourceFree studio activities, gallery tours, and visual arts exploration sessions tailored for K–12 homeschool students.
Verified on Ohio University's official Kennedy Museum education portal.
Visit official resourceOfficial home instruction regulations (COMAR), volunteer-led statewide networks, and public county library resources across Maryland.
Home instruction in Maryland is overseen under COMAR 13A.10.01 regulations via local school system coordinators or approved umbrella entities.
Official home instruction fact sheets, COMAR regulations, notification forms, local coordinator directory, and registered supervising entities.
Verified on the official Maryland State Department of Education domain.
Visit official resourceVolunteer-led getting-started guides, FAQs, legal rights overviews, special-needs resources, and a calendar of museum homeschool days.
Verified on MDHSA's official website.
Visit official resourceMaryland Homeschool 101 resources, annual conventions, legislative alerts, regional community directory, and Spanish-language support.
Verified on MACHE's official statewide association site.
Visit official resourceEducator cards, curriculum books, mobile internet hotspots, research databases, and recurring library homeschool STEAM and social clubs.
Verified on the official Anne Arundel County Public Library portal.
Visit official resourceDistrict notification requirements through OSSE, local parent educator networks, and municipal public library educator supports.
Homeschool notifications in the District of Columbia are submitted to the Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE).
Online Notification of Intent portal, withdrawal guidance, annual continuation notices, family guides, and district coordinator contacts.
Verified on the official District of Columbia government portal (OSSE).
Visit official resourceCommunity discussion groups, resource sharing, co-op connections, and parent-led home education networking across the District.
Verified on DCHEA's organization website.
Visit official resourceEducator borrowing privileges (up to 100 items for 9 weeks with OSSE letter), curated classroom kits, and research assistance.
Verified on the official District of Columbia Public Library website.
Visit official resourceCommonwealth home instruction statutory guidance, statewide advocacy networks, regional co-op directories, and public science hubs.
Home instruction in the Commonwealth of Virginia is governed under § 22.1-254.1 with annual notice submitted to local school division superintendents.
Official statutory guidance, qualification options, annual notice of intent forms, academic progress assessment rules, and local division contacts.
Verified on the official Commonwealth of Virginia Department of Education portal.
Visit official resourceVolunteer-led nonsectarian support, comprehensive guides to Virginia law, helpdesk support, and statewide advocacy.
Verified on Virginia Homeschoolers' official website.
Visit official resourceRegional listings of independent homeschool co-ops, sports groups, academic clubs, and parent support circles across Virginia.
Verified on HEAV's official directory. Listing is provided as a courtesy and does not imply endorsement.
Visit official resourceHomeschool Science & Engineering Academy sessions for ages 6–18, hands-on laboratory experiences, and custom group STEM programs.
Verified on the official Virginia Museum of Natural History portal.
Visit official resourceK–12 homeschool enrichment meetups, science and history fairs, hands-on workshops, and library learning resources.
Verified on the City of Suffolk official public library portal.
Visit official resourceAs HBCU PREP AI evolves, approved community organizations, libraries, co-ops, and cultural hubs may offer physical spaces for peer collaboration, STEM projects, and family gatherings. We treat community hubs as a carefully verified, growing network. An organization is recognized as an official partner only after documented review and confirmation.
