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West Virginia Homeschool Groups & Activities

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Groups  Location Web/ Email  Summary HIP-Homeschooling in Preston County Kanawha Inclusive Creative Home educators (KICHE)  Barboursville Education and Group Learning Enrichment (EAGLE)  Charleston Christian Home Educators of West Virginia (CHEWV)  Fairmont Fairmont Area Home Schoolers Together (FAHST)  Huntington Tri-State Homeschoolers  Lewisburg Classical Conversations Community, Lewisburg, WV Greenbrier Area Home Schooler's Network  Nitro Covenant Christian Cooperative Of Home Educators  Princeton HEARTH Homeschool Group  Sinks Grove Keepers of the Faith Club  South Charlesto West Virginia Homeschool Haven

Activities None listed. Field trips North Bend State Park Cairo Greenbrier Bunker White Sulphur Sp Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine and Museum, Beckley North Bend Rail Trail, Cairo West Virginia Division of Culture and History, Charleston Ridgefield Farm and Orchard, Harpers Ferry Lost World Caverns, Lewisburg Oil and Gas Museum, Parkersburg Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park, Parkersburg