This group functions as an online homeschool. It is not accredited and does not even pretend to be all encompassing. It is meant to be fun and informative.

Aristotle Academy is a homeschooling group that believes that every child demonstrates genius in some area of their life and that every child is uniquely gifted. No single curriculum or teaching technique could possibly develop a child to his full, God given potential.

Aristotle Academy incorporates many teaching disciplines in it's philosophy. Whether your style is classical, unschooling, self-directed, unit study, scope and sequence, or eclectic, you should find this group a valuable asset.

Aristotle Academy group owners post a message each day that covers one subject. The message contains links to websites that are covered that day. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aristotle_academy/
http://www.geocities.com/aristotleacademyonline/

This is an informational website on Canadian home based learning (homeschooling*) resources, support, projects and events, as well as the "home school" laws and regulations that apply to each Canadian province and territory.  http://www.flora.org/homeschool-ca/

No need to subscribe. Use the RSS feed to keep current. Free and always here for you to read and share. Published on or around the 15th of the month.  http://www.eclectictelegraph.com/

This is the web site of the HE-Special-UK mailing list. We are a group of families who Home Educate children with Special Educational Needs. “Home Education” is the UK term for what may be better known as Homeschooling. Our children don't attend school, or in some cases may only attend school part time.  http://www.he-special.org.uk/

Home education, or homeschooling, is a legal alternative to school education in all Australian states. As the name suggests, it involves a parent taking direct responsibility for the education of their children at home. The HEA was formed in April 2001 to promote the practice of homeschooling in Australia and to provide members with benefits which would be difficult to obtain by individuals or smaller groups.http://hea.asn.au/

We are offering a free homeschooling journal for any homeschooling parent or child to document whatever they like about their experiences. No catches, no strings attached.  Have a question? Read the FAQ. http://homeschooljournal.net/

This is a place where all leaders of support groups across North America can gather to brainstorm. Share ideas for field trips, co-ops, local resources, how to effectively lead groups, etc. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Homeschool_Leader_Brainstorm/

Homeschool Share (HSS) is a on-line cooperative effort of several homeschooling moms to provide free but quality literature-based unit studies and resources. http://www.homeschoolshare.com/

A fully inclusive forum for in-depth discussion of issues affecting homeschooling, and for news about media representation, programs, proposed legislation, research, homeschool methods, public perceptions of homeschooling, legislative issues, dealing with the school division, grassroots activism, conferences, field trips, science resources, support, and other information of interest to homeschoolers. Spamming, advertising, flaming, proselytizing, and selling of any kind are not allowed. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HS-Eclectic-Net

Homeschooling Freethinkers supports the international non-religious homeschool community, which includes secular humanist, atheist, agnostic, freethinking, rationalist, and skeptic homeschoolers.  http://www.hsfreethinkers.com/

One of the oldest homeschool sites on the web, with over 140 distinct pages and over 1¾ meg of HTML text, this is one of the largest homeschooling sites on the Web. This site's size and neutrality is why it remains one of the most popular homeschooling sites on the Web, with a high Google rank, over fifteen hundred incoming links and five or six hundred visitors every day.  http://www.midnightbeach.com/hs/listlist.html

Christian Families Homeschooling Special Needs Children - Equipping parents to raise their children with special needs or disabilities confidently.  http://www.nathhan.com/

• Home educating parents and students
• Independent (private) alternative schools and programs
• Government (public) alternative schools and programs
• Alternative colleges and universities
• Experiential and adventure-oriented programs
• Learning centers and traveling schools
• Individuals and life long learners
• Cultural centers and intentional communities

Publishers and researchers focused on alternative education topics

Tantrum space for un-schoolers at radio free school, the weekly radio show by for and about people who eschew factory learning. Open season on all things we might bump up against. http://radiofreeschool.blogspot.com/

Serving American military homeschoolers around the world
http://home.kc.rr.com/milhmschlhq/homeschooling_General_Legal_and_Political.htm

Welcome to Unschooling in Japan, a site specifically for unschooling families in Japan. Networking and support for all home-based learners will still be found at Homeschooling in Japan, and resource listings will be found at Education in Japan so be sure to check these areas as well. http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~ja8i-brtl/unschooling_index.htm