HSLDA classifies states based on their regulatory requirements and other factors on their state laws page. Because of what they consider a "hostile regulatory," New Hampshire is now a "red state".

Good News! The State Board of Education has approved minimal changes and closed the process for now. Here’s an update from Mary Faiella:

Jonathan Krohn, a 14 year-old political prodigy, will be speaking at St. Anselm College

A new Political Action Committee supporting education at home has been started here in New Hampshire.

We are looking for volunteers to help put together the 2010 Convention.

The public hearing on CACR 29 is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 7 at 1:15 PM, in Room 206 of the Legislative Office Building. Read more about this bill.

The Home Education Advisory Council will meet in room 12 at the DOE, 101 Pleasant Street, on Thursday, Nov. 19, from 3 to 4 p.m.

NH homeschoolers will miss the leadership, spiritual guidance, music and friendship of the Plourds as they move on to Virginia where Keith is starting a new job.

Paul Ingbretson (R-Haverhill) has introduced a Legislative Service Request (LSR) which proposes to change the compulsory attendance law (RSA 193:1), and eliminate the home school law (RSA 193:A).

In cooperation with HSLDA, CHENH, Rep David Bates (R-Windham) has introduced 2010-H-2559-R "relative to the procedure for initiating a home education program."

Join hundreds of home schooling families on July 1-4 in Boston for a historical celebration that only happens once every five hundred years. CHENH Members Receive Special 50% Discount Passes.

The CheNH website has been updated to allow Support Groups maintain their group information. It's as easy as 1-2-3.

Vision Forum is sponsoring an essay contest for their Reformation 500 event. The contest is open to all kids 18 years old and younger.

Taxed Enough Already? NH Tea Party welcomes CHENH!

Oppose HB 436 & HB 415. Bathroom Bill & Genderless Marriage