Kirk Cameron to Keynote, Host Film at
31st Annual CHEA Homeschool Convention
Due to today's controversial educational climate, more parents are looking for a Christ-centered educational choice. Homeschooling has become the method chosen by many parents. Inquirers, newcomers, and veterans alike will gather at the Disneyland® Hotel for California's biggest homeschool event May 29-31, 2014. The Convention is hosted by the Christian Home Educators Association (CHEA) of California, the only statewide Christian homeschool advocacy organization, working on behalf of homeschooling year round for 32 years.
Kirk Cameron as Keynote Speaker, a free Mini Conference for New Homeschoolers, a high school graduation ceremony, the Themes in Focus Feature, a huge Exhibit Hall, a Used Curriculum Exchange, and family-friendly Disneyland® will make the Christian Home Educators Association's (CHEA) upcoming 31st Annual Convention your family's vacation destination.
Kirk Cameron, actor, homeschool dad, and CHEA Member, will provide a Keynote address Friday evening at the Convention and will host a free screening of his movie, Mercy Rule, for attendees.
Steve and Annette Economides, America's Money-Smart Family, and Dr. Brian Ray of the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI) will be our other Keynote Speakers, joined by Andrew Pudewa of the Institute for Excellence in Writing as Featured Speaker.
Online pre-registration deadline is April 21. At-the-door prices are slightly higher. Complete details for all aspects of the Convention are at www.cheaofca.org, including discount Disneyland® Theme Park tickets for attendees.
A new feature this year is a free Mini Conference May 29 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. with Keynote Speaker Dr. Brian Ray. He will speak from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on "Just the Facts, Ma'am: Homeschooling Works." After the Keynote Session, a free Introduction to Home Education will be held from 6:35 to 8 p.m. plus free entry to the Exhibit Hall Preview from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Attendees may attend either or both of the first two sessions (Keynote, Intro Session), but in order to participate in the third session (Exhibit Hall Preview), attendees must attend the Free Introduction Session.
Parents of preschoolers, who have never attended a CHEA event, are invited to attend one day of the Convention for free. This offer applies to parents whose oldest child is five years and under and applies to both husband and wife. To register for this option, call the office at 562-864-2432 Monday through Friday.
The Convention will also feature the annual Support Network Leadership Conference for homeschool group leaders, a Children's Convention, the popular Teen Convention, and a Homeschool Mock Trial Tournament.
Our new Themes in Focus feature highlights subjects that attendees have indicated are most important. These will include beginning homeschooling, special needs, high school and beyond, preschool, family life and finances, and worldview. This year's nearly 70 workshops include something for all homeschoolers, from beginners to veterans.
No CHEA Convention is complete without the nearly 200 exhibit booths in the Exhibit Hall including curriculum, college prep, colleges, ministry, teaching resources, and more. Thursday evening is the Grand Opening of the Exhibit Hall (Convention registration required). There will be nearly 50 individual exhibitor workshops where you can get more specific information on curriculum and other products.
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