Public schools, at all levels of education, currently pose a serious threat to our children due to the globalist’s agenda to use them as Agents of Change. As a result there is a growing national movement wherein parents are pulling their children out of public and private schools and opting to homeschool.

More and more Canadians are seeing the value in good old fashioned, traditional learning built on a biblical Christian worldview and passing these values on to our children. Children are the future and what goes in is what comes out!

NEW: Parental Rights Resource 

Join the Homeschool Revolution

If you are considering homeschooling and haven’t yet committed because you just don’t know where to start, then you will want to watch this Empower Hour below. A panel of homeschooling experts provide presentations and answer questions.

NEW: Parental Rights Resource – It is critical that parents understand and know their rights. Use this educational and empowering resource to assert your God-given inalienable rights! Share it with others!

Action4Canada’s goal is to assist parents, grandparents and guardians via webinars, providing resources, support, and solutions to counter the growing assault against our children that is being implemented via the education system. View the webinars by clicking on the images below.

Parent Webinars

Homeschooling Resources and Curriculum Providers

To help you get started Action4Canada has created a Home School Resource page that includes curriculum providers and other important information.

2026 Provincial Homeschool Conventions (in date order):

To find encouragement, connection, and inspiration, consider attending these home school conferences.

• Saskatchewan Home Based Educators (SHBE) – Saskatoon Feb. 27–28, 2026
• Manitoba Association of Christian Home Schools (MACHS) – (date confirmed; website to be updated) Winnipeg Mar. 27-28, 2026
• WISDOM High School and Beyond Conference – Edmonton Mar. 27-28, 2026
• Kootenay Home Ed Conference April 11, 2026
• Rideau Valley Home Educators’ Association (RVHEA) – Kanata TBA
• Ontario Christian Home Educators Connection (OCHEC) – Ancaster May 1-2, 2026
• BC Home Education Conference (BCHEC) – Langley May 15-16, 2026
• Alberta Home Education Association (AHEA) – Red Deer May 28-30, 2026
• Home Educators of New Brunswick (HENB) – Moncton June 5-6, 2026
• TEACH New and Used Curriculum Fair – Hamilton June 12, 2026

Legal Resources

• Home School Legal Defense Association
• Homeschool Laws Across Canada 

Home School Legal Defence Association of Canada

In this episode, Peter Stock, President of HSLDA, joins Tanya Gaw, founder of Action4Canada and Doris, Action4Canada’s Homeschool Parent Support Lead, to talk about HSLDA’s services to support families who are homeschooling. 

The Home School Legal Defence Association of Canada (HSLDA Canada) is a national, membership-based organization that empowers, protects, and encourages homeschooling families by providing support. They are Canada’s leading legal team defending the freedom to hZomeschool in Canada. Expert legal support, insurance coverage, and advice from experienced staff are just some of the many benefits of becoming a member. Learn more HERE.

London Office – 1-519-913-0318 – Email – [email protected]
Quebec Office – 1-819-376-9739 – Email – [email protected]

CCEM – Canadian Christian Education Movement

Parents across Canada are turning to homeschooling because traditional schools are leaving students unprepared for the real world and causing measurable harm to their development.

According to the Council of Ministers of Education, Canada (CMEC) based on OECD’s PISA 2022 data, only 78% of Canadian 15-year-olds met the baseline proficiency level in mathematics, meaning 22% did not meet the minimum standard required for full participation in modern society. In reading, 82% achieved baseline proficiency. These numbers also reflect a troubling downward trend over the last several PISA assessments.

The Province of Ontario gets a failing grade in education instruction and is an example of what happens when you replace academics with woke ideologies. The percentage of Grade 3 students unable to meet basic reading expectations rose to 29% in 2024, up from 27% in 2023. 

By contrast, homeschooled students consistently perform much higher. Research from the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI) shows homeschoolers score 15 to 25 percentile points higher than public-school students on standardized achievement tests. One study reported homeschoolers scoring an average 1190 on the SAT compared to 1060 for public school students. At the university level, homeschool graduates often outperform their peers, with some studies showing a 10% higher GPA and a 50% higher college completion rate.

Homeschooling isn’t just an alternative, it’s a proven path to academic excellence, strong values, and independent, critical thinking free from ideological indoctrination.

Action4Canada: Giving Youth a Voice

Genevieve gives us a thoughtful perspective of the pros and cons of homeschooling. “The good, the bad, and the blessing of learning at home.”

Homeschooling is a serious commitment, but is much less complicated than some may think. When we consider the alternative of public education it is definitely worth any sacrifices that need to be made.

The mental health, and well-being of children are at stake. 

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