The Georgia Home Education Association features a statewide network of families sharing the common goal of educating their children in a Biblical manner. The organization can put the families and groups in contact with one another and keeps members abreast of the status of and changes in homeschool law. The association also holds regular conventions regarding home education in Georgia and supplies its members with educational resources.
Georgia Home Education Association
258 Sandy Lake Cir.
Fayetteville, GA 30214
770-461-3657
ghea.org
The Home Education Information Resource (HEIR) is a statewide organization looking to protect homeschoolers and their rights. The group monitors the Georgia General Assembly and works with legislators to protect the freedoms of the state's homeschooling families. It is composed entirely of volunteers dedicated to maintaining and improving the state of at-home education in Georgia by providing resources, information and support to members.
Home Education Information Resource
P.O. Box 1128
Tucker, GA 30084
heir.org
LIGHT, based in Columbus, Ga, is a faith-based organization providing a network of support and information for homeschooling families. The organization plans and conducts group activities and keeps members in the know regarding educational techniques, tools and legislation. Their activities include outings and field trips for both students and parents, and their members are notified through a regularly updated website, a newsletter and scheduled parent meetings.
Leaders in Godly Home Teaching
P.O. Box 9473
Columbus, GA 31906
lightsupport.org
This college-style institution provides alternatives for both homeschooled and traditionally schooled 6th to 12th grade students. They can attend full-time or part-time and can take part in athletics as long as they meet eligibility requirements. Unlike other programs, NCCA has a physical campus; it's located at a church in McDonough, Ga. It's a resource to homeschoolers because students can elect to take some of their classes at the campus and don't have to be a full-time NCCA student to participate in their athletic program. Although the school is based on Christian values, it is non-denominational. They offer traditional school-related activities like prom and commencement exercises and play in traditional athletic conferences.
New Creation Christian Academy
334 Lake Dow Road
McDonough, GA 30252
770-898-9728
newcreationcenter.org