No problem! You may make additions to your registration online. To add your spouse, teen, or child, you must first be logged into your Homeschool Idaho account.

You may pre-register your spouse by clicking here, or your spouse may simply register at the door. There is no charge for spouses to attend the Homeschool Idaho Convention.

To add a child to Novice Newtons (ages 5-8) or Emerging Einsteins (ages 9-11), or to add a teen to the World Changers Leadership Training Program,  click here. Remember, all children and teens must be pre-registered, and space is limited.

We will miss seeing you in person! Registration is non-transferable and non-refundable.

You can rest assured that your paid fees will help Homeschool Idaho promote, protect, and preserve home education.

This workshop series seeks to bring curriculum that we have rarely seen to our Idaho convention.  Each workshop will have a theme and will begin with a brief introduction to a specific subject. This introduction will be followed by a hands-on look at three different curriculums associated with that model. Many will be shown by an Idaho homeschool parent who is experienced with its use, and who can answer your questions. At the conclusion of the workshop, the books will be placed in our silent auction where they can go home with the highest bidder.

Sure! Some of the finest homeschool curriculum publishers and resource providers will be gathered in one place to help you compare and shop. Many exhibitors offer convention specials.

A free Exhibit Hall Only Pass is available on site Saturday, June 8th from 10 AM to 11 PM. The Exibit Hall is located in the gymnasium of Treasure Valley Baptist Church.

We are excited to offer digital downloads of convention recordings.

Support Homeschool Idaho by purchasing digital recordings of the 2024 Homeschool Idaho Convention. Each purchase helps fund our year-round efforts to Inspire, Promote & Preserve home education in Idaho.

Find more information on recordings by clicking here.

Once again there will be a concessions stand at convention as well as an outdoor picnic area. Breakfast items, lunch, snacks and beverages will be available for purchase. On Saturday morning we will be blessed by the presence of Double Decker Espresso, so come prepared to enjoy beverages from a business owned and operated by a homeschool family. You’ll also find many restuarants near the convention.

Homeschool Idaho’s only annual fundraising event is our silent auction. This year it will look a little bit different. It will contain primarily the items donated for the Curriculum Meet and Greet workshops, as well as some vendor donated items. We will also host a raffle for some large gift baskets. Raffle tickets may be purchased from the Homeschool Idaho table in the foyer of the main church, as well as from the Silent Auction area. Once raffle tickets are purchased, they should be placed in the container for the gift basket you would most like to win. The winning tickets will be pulled during Saturday’s final keynote session and the baskets must be picked up locally within a week of the convention, or hopefully at the convention.They cannot be mailed.

Check in for Children and Teens 8:15-9:00 AM
Check out for lunch: 11:30 AM
Check in after lunch: 1:15 PM
Check out at end of day: 5:30-5:45 PM

Children must be checked in and checked out by a parent. Let’s keep them safe!

Teens must be initially checked in but do not need to be checked out. 

 We welcome nursing babies and toddlers to attend with parents. We ask that children not take seats until after a workshop begins and then only if there is room. We do not want to turn away adults from a workshop because children are taking up the seats. We do not want any adult to miss the vital information conveyed in workshops. Also because our workshops are being recorded we ask that you step out if your baby becomes loud.

Homeschool Idaho works year round to protect the rights of Idaho homeschool families.  This involves building relationships with legislators as well as monitoring all legislative bills, analyzing them and communicating important issues to our members. We host an annual Legislative Day, and are very thankful for the many homeschool families who participate with us.