CHEO operates as a member supported non-profit organization.
Our mission is a Christ-centered ministry of supporting equipping and protecting families in the home education of their children.
We are grateful for your thoughtful support and for joining with us to maintain homeschool freedoms in Ohio.
Upcoming Events

Join CHEO for our first ever Homeschooling Special Needs Workshop!
Hear from encouraging speakers, get practical tips, and understand Ohio’s unique scholarship programs. A variety of workshops will be offered from 9 am – 4 pm on Saturday, August 8, 2026.

Capitol Day – Register Now!
Join us at the Ohio Statehouse on May 5, 2026. Come and enjoy engaging speakers, Statehouse tours, legislative updates with Melanie Elsey, an interactive Scavenger Hunt for all our guests, giveaways and more!

Stop by our Booth and Attend CHEO led Workshops!
Whether you are just starting your journey or are a veteran homeschooler, we’d love to meet you, answer your questions, and talk about how CHEO can support you through all stages of homeschooling!
Important News & Updates

College Credit Plus FB Live
If you missed this incredible event, you can still join Cedarville University and CHEO for the free, live Q&A for Ohio homeschool families. Learn how College Credit Plus can help your child earn college credits, access funding, and get a head start — and much more!

Work Permits for Home Education
HB33, which was signed by Governor DeWine on July 3, 2023, included a provision that permits students over 16 years of age to be employed using a work permit issued by his/her parent.

Update on HR 6392
In Ohio home education graduates are protected from discrimination through state law, RC 3313.6110 . CHEO worked closely with state legislators to ensure the homeschool graduate’s diploma would be legally recognized in Ohio and nationally.
At the federal level HSLDA has been working with members of Congress to provide similar protection in the eligibility of homeschool graduates to receive federal student aid. HSLDA has provided an update on HR 6392 .


