Monthly Support Group Meetings - SECOND TUES OF EACH MONTH (Sept - May) -
These meetings are the heart of our group. They open with fellowship from 6:30-7:00, prayer, then announcements from leaders and volunteers, typically followed followed by a guest speaker presentation with questions and answers, finishing with an opportunity for homeschoolers to encourage one another and share ideas. Doors are locked by 9pm.  Limited childcare is available on site.

Standardized Testing - KMC homeschoolers with a bachelors degree or state teachers certification administer the IOWA Basic standardized tests for grades 3 through 12 usually in May. (Stanford Achievement may be administered as well). Administration includes collecting test fees, ordering tests, arranging for a test location, proctoring tests, submitting answer sheets and booklets, receiving and distributing test results. See how well your children are learning.

KMC-CHE Yahoo Group - Keep up to date with the email loop, calendar, resources, member directory, and much more. (link to KMC-CHE Yahoo group )

Convention - In years 2000 - 2006 and 2008, KMC Christian Home Educators, has sponsored two-day conventions with workshops and seminars for adults and children. Keynote speakers have included Chris Klicka, Home School Legal Defense Association, Sharon and Dennis Grimes, Steve and Teri Maxwell, "Little Bear" Wheeler, and Mark Hamby from Lamplighter Publishing and Cornerstone Ministries. Participants could also buy and sell new and used curriculum and other homeschool aids.  We're currently planning a conference for 2010.  Details will be provided here as it approaches.

Curriculum/Book Display & Sales - One monthly support group meeting each year is dedicated to the display of curriculums, books and teaching aids among members.

Various Co-ops and classes - Each year changes depending on co-ops formed and members gifts and talents that they are willing to share or set up each year. Announcements are made on the Yahoo email loop.

Field Trips - Elementary aged and family field trips are offered as folks are led to head them up. Announcements are made on the Yahoo email loop.