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Before HCHC had classes, programs, or a name, there was one homeschooling mom looking for a place to belong.
Her name was Rayna Remondini. After choosing to homeschool, this mom turned to Meetup.com for friendship, guidance, and connection with other local families. One mom became two. Two became five. Then ten moms were meeting in Howard County parks, most frequently Centennial and Meadowbrook, while their children played, explored, and learned together.
No one knew what those gatherings would become. The meetups soon expanded toward Bethesda, Baltimore, and Frederick. More moms joined. More families found one another. Slowly, an informal circle became a network, and that network became a nonprofit built to provide real support, relationships, and flexibility for homeschool families.
Rayna remains the organization’s founding leader and continues to carry forth the personal, family-centered spirit that shaped HCHC from its humble beginning. Today, HCHC Leadership Academy serves hundreds of families throughout Maryland through small-group classes, in-person and hybrid learning, field-trip experiences, and umbrella oversight.
If you’re looking for more than a homeschool program, HCHC offers a community where your family can find guidance, strong relationships, and a place to belong. The organization has grown, but the heart of HCHC remains where it began: one family reaching out, and another family answering.
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