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Read CCHE Year in Review 2019     From Peter’s Perspective By every estimate, home education continues to grow at a remarkable 5 percent per year in Canada, despite the fact that the overall population of school-age children is slowly shrinking. There are now more than 100,000 children experiencing the benefits a home education provides,
Read CCHE Year in Review 2018     Mirroring the growth in the homeschooling movement in Canada, CCHE saw significant growth in 2018 in all areas of its activities and in the number of its supporters. Yet, despite making solid and steady progress in promoting the value and benefits of home education, we were provided
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