Homeschooling in Fargo & Moorhead | Resources & Support

Homeschool resources
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Homeschool is growing option for education in both North Dakota and Minnesota. Overall, homeschooling in Fargo and Moorhead has many advantages for families who are looking for options outside of traditional education.

It can offer families customized education to fit each child’s needs and interests while offering flexible schedules. Also, homeschool can allow for learning through real-life experiences. In addition, it can strengthen family connections and provide a safe, values-based learning environment.

In our community, homeschooling offers various methods, models, and support. With the individualized education journey at the center of homeschooling philosophies there are tons of great local resources to explore to help you get started.

I want to learn more about homeschooling, where can I start?

Check out this comprehensive Intro Guide to Homeschooling in ND.

Or, if you live in MN, check out this MN Homeschool website for important information.

Homeschooling Resources

Also, here are some organizations that offer homeschool support:

Local Resources

Fargo Public Schools

Fargo-Moorhead Homeschooling Network

FM Christian Homeschoolers

Fargo-Moorhead REACH Christian Homeschoolers

Moorhead Area Public Schools

Shiloh Christian Academy

St. Monica’s Montessori (has Homeschool Co-Op)

West Fargo Public School

Statewide Resources

Minnesota Association of Christian Home Educators

MN Department of Education

ND Department of Public Instruction

ND Homeschool Association

National Resources

Homeschool Legal Defense Association

Homeschooling for Beginners & Support

Life STEM Academy

How can I connect with other homeschool families?

There is a lot of unique support for families available both in person and online. Check out this list of support groups and family connection opportunities here!

Homeschool can be a great choice for families because it lets kids learn in a way that suits them best. Also, it offers flexible schedules, allows for more family time, and provides a supportive, focused learning environment. Overall, this approach helps children grow academically while strengthening family bonds and personalizing learning. And if you’re interested in looking at all of the education options in the F-M area, check out our comprehensive education guide!

Did we miss some other great homeschooling resources? Then email us at [email protected] and let us know!

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Alexis Scott
Alexis is happily married to her husband, Andrew, and together they share 5 sons. Born in Minnesota, Alexis followed her husband to Manhattan, NY, before returning to Fargo. A proud Latina, she believes in utilizing multi-cultural experiences to inspire other minority women to be active in their community. Alexis believes strongly in public service and living passionately through serving others. After her 3rd son, Max, passed away at 22 weeks (2014) life has never been the same, but sharing her story has helped cope with grief and honor his place in their family. Aside from writing, Alexis enjoys traveling, laughing, dancing and food. She will never turn down Starbucks, a trip to the nail salon, or the farmers market. Follow her in pictures through Instagram and connect with her online via Facebook.

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