With increasing pressure on homeschool freedoms nationwide, it is more important than ever for homeschool families to understand and participate in the civic process. This workshop encourages parents to see civic involvement, especially voter education and Get Out the Vote efforts, as a practical and meaningful way to fulfill required civics education at both the elementary and secondary levels. Families will learn how real-world participation can teach students responsibility, citizenship, and the value of protecting the freedoms that make homeschooling possible.

As CHAP celebrates 40 years alongside our nation's 250th anniversary, this workshop invites homeschool families to reflect on America's founding, its guiding principles, and the biblical truths that shaped our republic. Rooted in Romans 12:12, the session equips parents to teach American history with gratitude, hope, and conviction, encouraging students to love their country, understand its heritage and faithfully live out their role as future citizens.

Want to homestead? Don't let finances get in the way of starting the perfect homestead. Whether you have less than an acre or 50+, in this workshop, you will learn what to plant on your property in year one, how to survive the stresses of homeschooling while homesteading, and how your children will thrive in the homesteading environment.