Black Homeschool Bloggers – A Growing List of Websites to Connect With!

Looking for other homeschool families that look like yours? Check out this growing list of Black & African American Homeschool Bloggers!

When I first started homeschooling back in 2007, I didn’t know of many other homeschool families that looked like ours.

However, over the years I have watched the Black and African-American homeschool populations grow! More recently, I have discovered some Black and African-American homeschool bloggers as well!

And, that is what this page is all about. It is a growing collection of the Black and African American homeschool bloggers that I have discovered over the years.

My Need as a Black Homeschool mom:

When my daughter was small, I distinctly remember her opening up a picture book and making the following comment: “Mommy, she is brown like me!”

In that moment I realized how important it was for her to see people who looked like her in the books she read (which is why I started “Brown Like Me” Books).

I am finding the same to be true of myself. It has been beneficial for me as a homeschool mom to see other Black homeschool moms in real life and online!

Black Homeschool Bloggers:

ABC Remix ~ shares educational tools for families and schools by providing crafted resources designed to make learning enjoyable and effective for students of all ages.

African-American Homeschool Moms ~ Andrea site serves as a place of encouragement and resources for Black homeschoolers.

A Stable Beginning ~ Jacqueline, mother of six, shares their homeschool life using the Classical/Charlotte Mason approach.

Caramel and Chocolate Homeschoolers, LLC ~ offers homeschool consulting, standardized testing, webinars, and private homeschooling services to facilitate successful homeschool experiences.

Christian Homeschool Bloggers ~ Demitria shares practical tips, homeschool podcast interviews, and encouragement, while also providing information on different homeschool methods, philosphies, and educational ideas.

Chocolate Covered Boy Joy ~ Monica provides resources and inspiration for raising and home educating African-American males. 

Epic Homeschool Network, Inc ~ a multicultural homeschool community with the goal of enriching, enhancing and empowering home education. 

Joy in the Journey ~ Latonya, a mother of two, chronicles her journey as an African-American homeschooler, while providing practical tips for making the most out of the life that you have been gifted.

The Melanin Village ~ provides curriculum, coaching, and community to help you provide a world-class education at home.

Have I missed someone?

Do you know of an African-American blogger that should be added to this list? Feel free to leave a comment below!

This post was originally published on May 4, 2018