The Ultimate List of Facebook Groups for Homeschoolers

As homeschoolers, we may want to do things our way, but we don’t always want to go it alone. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways for us to connect and one of my favorite ways is by joining Facebook groups for homeschoolers. In these groups, we can seek advice, get help, and grow friendships that wouldn’t be possible because of time or distance.

Yet sometimes, it’s hard to know where to start! With so many Facebook groups out there, where does an overwhelmed homeschool mom begin?

That’s where this comes in. I’ve asked around and have done all the leg work for you! In this post, you will find more than 25 homeschool groups on Facebook that are available and what their goals are to help you find the best options for you.

What Is The Point of Facebook Groups for Homeschoolers?

Groups on Facebook are places where people can come together, usually with a common purpose. Groups may be private, where only members can see what is posted, or public, where anyone can see what is posted.

Most groups require you to request joining and some even ask you to answer a couple of questions. Many will also ask you to read the pinned post and agree to follow certain rules.

The point or goal of the group is usually listed in either the rules or the pinned post. Some groups are open to anyone, and others have some limitations and restrictions.

Joining a group is always optional, but if you don’t follow the rules, there is a chance that whoever runs the group may ban you – this is why it’s important to join Facebook groups you know you want to be a part of.

Not All Groups Are Created Equally

It’s true. Some groups are very active and engaging, friendly and welcoming… others are not. The best way to tell if a group is for you is by reading the description, the rules, and joining. You can always leave a group that isn’t a good fit for you.

The Ultimate List of Facebook Groups for Homeschoolers!

As promised, here is a list of Facebook groups for homeschoolers. To keep it easy to navigate, this list is alphabetical and has short descriptions about each group.

I gathered this list 3 ways:

1. I asked. Yup! I went around and asked other bloggers to let me share their groups with you!
2. I added groups I’m already in because I know the quality these groups provide.
3. I searched. I didn’t grab every group out there, but I added a few that looked like they would be great options for you (and I may have requested to join a few more groups, because, why not?).

• Amazing Adventures with Books – Join our group for FUN book ideas, giveaways, sales, and more on award-winning books for ages 0-18! Whether we’re reading to our kids or they’re reading on their own, it’s important to have a wide array of good quality books to choose from. Grab a cup of coffee and prepare to help your kids have their own amazing adventure with books!
• Charlotte Mason Inspired Homeschoolers – A group for homeschoolers who follow the Charlotte Mason philosophy in a non-restrictive way. It’s a place to ask questions and share resources to follow a CM inspired lifestyle focusing on a one-school-room setting.
• Christian Homeschool Connect – Christian Homeschool Connect is a community where homeschool families, homeschool publishers and homeschool bloggers can all hang out together to offer information, encouragement, and support to one another.
• Christian Homeschool Families – This group was founded for the purpose of encouraging and assisting Christian families to home educate with a Biblical worldview according to God’s clear instructions to do so. This includes those who are already homeschooling, those who plan to homeschool, and those who are wisely concerned about the government schools and who are seeking a Christian alternative.
• Free Homeschool Ideas – My mission here is to share what homeschooling ideas and techniques I have found over the years with other homeschooling families. I promise to share as many free ideas as I can because I love free
• Heart and Soul Homeschooling – Heart and Soul Homeschooling for the relaxed lifestyle of learning, with a focus on delight-directed learning, unit studies, living books, and lapbooks.
• Homeschool Curriculum 101 – Chatting about curriculum.
• Homeschool Planning Mama Community – This is a place to find and share ideas, tips, and resources for all things homeschool planning and organization. We will cover topic like routines, schedules, planning methods, organization ideas, planners, record keeping, etc. as well as shares encouragement as you plan for a year or purpose and peace.
• Homeschool Resources Support Group – This group is set up for those interested in educating their child at home; outside of traditional brick and mortar environment, but unsure how to go about it or where to begin.
• Homeschool Sanity Circle – For real moms who want happy, healthy homeschools and no drama.
• Homeschool Successfully: Perfection Not Required – Homeschool Successfully is a place of helps, tips, and encouragement for the homeschool mom! Perfection not required. We have a great group of women ready to help you succeed!
• Homeschool Travel Learn – Basecamp – Helping families use the world as their classroom.
• Homeschooling High School with Heather Woodie – Homeschooling high school help for all sorts but especially gifted, out of the box teens!
• Homeschooling Through High School – An encouraging group of moms who are either homeschooling their teens already, or are thinking about it.
• Homeschooling Today’s Encouragement for the Christian Homeschool Mom – This is a group for Christian homeschooling moms to share help, encouragement, tips, and resources with one another. We encourage you to participate by posting questions and offering other homeschool moms the support they need. We’re building a COMMUNITY of Christian homeschool moms who want to HOMESCHOOL BOLDLY.
• Hopeful Homeschoolers – Hopeful Homeschoolers is dedicated to helping you nurture your homeschool in an authentic way that helps you teach your children at home. (Full disclosure, this is my group.)
• HSSF Support Group – Support homeschooling parents of all backgrounds, belief systems & methods in homeschooling, parenting, and life issues.
• Imperfect Moms Seeking to be Intentional with God – Real Life, Biblically Based Encouragement! Grow in Your Christian Faith, Marriage, Parenting or Homeschool! Equipping you to Embrace the Imperfect and shine Christ.
• It’s Not That Hard to Homeschool K-8 – Homeschooling gets a bad rap as something that is scary or difficult. But it doesn’t have to be hard! This group is to encourage one another that homeschooling is very doable and rewarding!
• It’s Not That Hard to Homeschool High School – All about grades 9-12, college prep, transcripts, etc.!
• My Joy-Filled Homeschool – The purpose of this group is to be a safe place for homeschooling moms (or moms considering homeschooling) to come together, encourage one another, ask questions, and share tips & ideas.
• The Oaxacaborn Homeschool Community – The Oaxacaborn Homeschool Community is a friendly classical homeschool group for outliers. Many members are homeschooling gifted/2E kids, are second-generation homeschoolers, or were raised as third-culture kids.
• Relaxed Charlotte Mason Lifestyle Group – The Relaxed Charlotte Mason Lifestyle Group explores the philosophy of Charlotte Mason in the modern world. We like to envision Charlotte in the 21st century. Our main focus is on a literature-based curriculum that adds sparks of enchantment to our homeschool.
• Relaxed Homeschoolers – Although the focus is relaxed homeschooling, many homeschool styles and methods can fall inside of the relaxed homeschooling approach (eclectic, Charlotte Mason, and classical, just to name a few!)
• Rock Your Homeschool – Rock Your Homeschool! is a place for encouragement, resources, & fun for homeschool moms 🎉
• The Homeschool Help Desk – Our goal is to provide a supportive home on Facebook for homeschooling mamas. We hope to point you to helpful resources, and help you build a supportive community to lift each other up.
• The Relaxed Homeschool Community – This group is for homeschoolers to get motivation and encouragement from one another.
• You Can Homeschool Gifted Kids Through High School – You CAN Homeschool Gifted Kids through High School – this group is for families homeschooling gifted teens in the high school years.
• Your Virtual Homeschool Group by Homeschool Mastery Academy Homeschool Group for Eclectic Homeschoolers

Joining Facebook Groups For Homeschoolers

The biggest reason to join a Facebook group for homeschoolers is for you and your kids. In groups, you can gain a lot of help, wisdom, and advice. You can also form friendships and bonds that help you through your years of home education.

Homeschooling is not always easy but with Facebook groups you have other homeschool moms at your fingertips who can guide you with experience, make you laugh with a meme or GIF, and even simply let you know that you are not alone.

And for me, and thousands of other homeschoolers all over the globe, they are a place that is worth being in.

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