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AOHL

We welcome new members. Please join us at the park so that we may meet you. If, after meeting us, you decide that you would like to formally join AOHL and participate in our group please contact the Membership Secretary at the park for information or at the e-mail address below. Potential members must attend an AOHL Park Day in order to receive a membership application. If you have questions or concerns, you can contact our Membership coordinator.

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AOHL Mission Statement:

Alameda Oakland Home Learners is a support group for home-learning families. Our goals are developing friendships amongst members, organizing activities, sharing resources, creating liaisons with other home-learning groups and providing information to those considering or new to home-learning--all within an environment of tolerance.

 

Background:

The Alameda Oakland Home Learners support group was formed in the mid-nineties by a group of parents committed to teaching their children at home.  AOHL promotes tolerance and respect toward all members, regardless of learning style; family configuration; and racial, cultural or religious background. We welcome diversity.

 

AOHL encourages all members to contribute their time and talents to the group, as they see fit.  Members are expected to follow the Guidelines listed below, and to ensure that their children abide by them as well.

  

GUIDELINES FOR ALL MEMBERS:

Members must interact with one another respectfully, both in person and in our online forum.

 

GUIDELINES FOR AOHL PARK DAYS AND EVENTS:

For parents:

• Parents must supervise their children at AOHL park days and activities, or designate another adult who will do so.

• Parents should make certain their children know and understand the Guidelines for Kids stated below.  

• Parents are encouraged to offer assistance to any child to help resolve differences or promote safety. If a parent intervenes with a child from another family, please inform that child's parent of the situation.

• For classes and field trips, parents should discuss a planned activity with their children beforehand and be sure their child wants to participate in the activity.  Participants are expected to treat speakers and other participants respectfully. Parents are responsible for removing their children from an activity if they are disruptive to the group.

 

For kids:

• Try to get to know other children. Parents can help.

• Be considerate of others and their belongings.

• Be safe.

• If you cannot resolve an issue with another child safely and respectfully, get an adult to help.

• Include everyone in games and activities (unless an activity has been pre- designated as age-specific.) If you need to make an exception to this rule, talk to your parent.

• Accept guidance from any AOHL adult who offers it. If you disagree with what an adult has said to you, talk to your parent.

• Please, no weapon play, including sticks and foam weapons.

 


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AOHL Service Positions

Director: Jenny at Treasurer: Bente at Membership Secretary: Carla at Recording Secretary: Bonnie at Resource/Outreach Coordinator: Kristin at Web Master:Scott at Yahoo List Administrator: Rachel at Camping Director(s) (rotating job): Tina and Diana for spring 2008 or Liaison to Coalition of Bay Area Homeschool Groups: Anita at

Website last updated November 21, 2007 by Scott
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