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2025 Homeschool Connections Guide

Laura CarterBy Laura CarterOctober 3, 20254 Mins Read
2025 Homeschool Connections Guide
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Your Guide to Homeschooling in Fredericksburg and Beyond

Whether you’re new to homeschooling or looking for fresh inspiration, the Fredericksburg region is filled with resources to support families on their journey. From curriculum tools to field trips and creative programs, here’s a guide to some of the best opportunities available to local homeschoolers.

Curriculum & Homeschool Connections

 Homeschooling with PaperPie

PaperPie creates products and opportunities that enrich, inspire, and nourish the mind, heart, and imagination. Originally launched by Educational Development Corporation (EDC), PaperPie is the exclusive U.S. distributor of beloved Usborne Publishing children’s books. They also produce:

  • Kane Miller Books – diverse children’s literature

  • Learning Wrap-Ups – hands-on educational manipulatives

  • SmartLab Toys – STEAM-based toys and games

Perfect for supplementing your homeschool library, PaperPie provides interactive resources that help children learn through play and discovery.
Learn more about PaperPie

 AD ASTRA Homeschool Cooperative

AD Astra offers 32 weeks of classroom instruction with courses for kindergarten through 8th grade in science, social studies, and language arts. High schoolers can take classes taught by paid tutors from 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m., while younger siblings enjoy nursery and Pre-K programs. Families also benefit from opportunities for community and co-learning.Ad Astra Homeschool Cooperative 

Homework Buddies Program (Grades K–6)

Need a little extra support? Bring homework and supplies for help from teen mentors:

  • Mondays, 4:30–6:00 p.m. at the Porter Branch of the Central Rappahannock Regional Library

  • 1st & 3rd Mondays, 4:30–6:00 p.m. at the Fredericksburg Branch
    Homework Buddies | Events | Central Rappahannock Regional Library 

 HSLDA – Advocates for Homeschooling

The Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) provides resources for parents who want to start homeschooling, strengthen their approach, and gain confidence in teaching from K–12. From legal advocacy to practical curriculum support, HSLDA equips families every step of the way.
You Can Homeschool  

 Online Tutoring with CRRL

The Central Rappahannock Regional Library offers free online tutoring for grades K–12. Students can get help in math, science, reading, and writing, plus SAT/ACT prep (also available in Spanish).
HelpNow: Online Tutoring | Central Rappahannock Regional Library 

 Classroom Carryout Service – CRRL

Let the library do the work for you! In just three steps, CRRL staff will gather curriculum support materials tailored to your homeschool needs. Place a request online at least two weeks in advance, pick up your curated bag, and enjoy ready-to-go resources.
Classroom Carryout | Central Rappahannock Regional Library 

 Start College in High School – Germanna Community College

High school students can jumpstart their college journey and earn transferable credits while saving time and money. Germanna offers both independent and traditional dual enrollment options.
Steps for Dual Enrollment Students | Germanna Community College 

Organization of Virginia Homeschoolers

As Virginia’s statewide homeschool association, the Organization of Virginia Homeschoolers is a trusted resource for information, advocacy, and community support. They work to enrich and empower families while giving homeschoolers a collective voice.
VaHomeschoolers 

Local Field Trips & Enrichment

 Fredericksburg Area Museum (FAM)

From preschool to high school, FAM programs spark curiosity and critical thinking. Families can visit the museum or invite staff into their classroom. Programs are free for Fredericksburg City Public Schools.
K-12 Programs | Explore, Learn, Engage Today — Fredericksburg Area Museum 

 Downtown Greens

Students of all ages can enjoy a hands-on tour of this downtown campus. Highlights include fruit trees, composting systems, and an education garden where kids plant, harvest, and learn about sustainable living.
Downtown Greens 

 School Day Play – Urban Air Adventure Park

Need PE credits or just a break from books? Urban Air opens its park during school hours just for homeschoolers and distance learners. Kids can enjoy active play in a fun, social environment.
School Day Play | Urban Air Adventure Park 

 Snapology of Fredericksburg

Snapology brings STEM to life with themed classes like Minecraft, Superheroes, and Star Wars. Programs include robotics, engineering, summer camps, and even scout events — all designed to make learning fun.
Snapology 

 School of Rock Fredericksburg

Students can jam with expert instructors to learn guitar, bass, keyboard, drums, or vocals. By rehearsing and performing together, kids gain confidence and real-world performance experience — while rocking out!
school of Rock Fredericksburg VA  

 Washington Heritage Museums

Take a journey back in time by visiting Fredericksburg’s historic treasures:

  • Mary Washington House

  • Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop

  • Rising Sun Tavern

These sites are open for tours year-round, offering students an immersive 18th-century history experience.
Washington Heritage Museums 

Homeschooling in the Fredericksburg region comes with a rich network of support — from curriculum help and tutoring to field trips that bring history, science, and the arts alive. Whether you’re looking to strengthen academics, explore the arts, or connect with other families, this guide offers a launching point to make your homeschool journey both educational and memorable.

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