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Learn about homeschooling in Cobb July 28-30

The Cobb Galleria Centre will be the site of the Southeast Homeschool Expo on July 28-30. (Courtesy of Southeast Homeschool Expo)

Credit: Southeast Homeschool Expo

Credit: Southeast Homeschool Expo

The Cobb Galleria Centre will be the site of the Southeast Homeschool Expo on July 28-30. (Courtesy of Southeast Homeschool Expo)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
July 6, 2022

The Southeast Homeschool Expo is coming to the Cobb Galleria Centre, 2 Galleria Parkway, Atlanta on July 28-30.

Homeschooling for Excellence 101 will be presented on July 28, then the Teen Leadership Conference on July 29-30 and KidsZone for ages 4 to 12 on July 28-30.

Homeschool Expo volunteers will receive free admission.

For more information, email info@SoutheastHomeschoolExpo.com or visit SoutheastHomeschoolExpo.com or facebook.com/SoutheastHomeschoolExpo.

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