California Homeschool Network

THIS ANSWER IS PHYSICS RELATED AND TOO COMPLEX TO POST. (sorry)

THE ANSWER IS: Period is 1 over Frequency ==> T= 1/F
so the shortest range would be 1 over bigger Freq T=1/108 and the unit is micro seconds
the longest range is T=1/87.5 in micro secs

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Have you tried checking with your CHN local contact? There are several on the CHN site that might be helpful depending on what part of the valley you live in. Try checking here and contacting Vicky Frangos or Peggy Foltz http://californiahomeschool.net/about/localContacts.htm. -Loren Mavromati

I'm in the San Fernando Valley. There are several homeschool groups here. A good place to start is our SFV homeschool info night. You can get info on that at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SFVHomeschool . We tend to have a lot of preschool families at these gatherings. There are also park days and field trips around this area too. And, like Loren said, call CHN's local contact for more info. Email me if you want more info! Good luck
Tammy Takahashi - highbridgeacademy@gmail.com

I just answered a similar post from a Gardena mom a few days ago. The South Bay Homeschool Network is in your area http://sbhn.50megs.com. It is not a Christian group, but it is a terrific group of families and a nice network for finding families with similar interests, including those of similar faith. -Loren Mavromati

Here in California - we are very diverse. Check the CHN website for a local support group in your area - then get to know the parents. Though the group itself may be secular - many of it's participants may be Christian. If you are searching *specifically* to find a Christian group, then I would suggest finding a Christian ISP.

The South Bay Homeschool Network is in your area. It isn't specifically Christian, but there are quite a few Christian members. http://sbhn.50megs.com If you want only Christian families, try contacting Hope Chapel in Hermosa.

Hi Vincent - in California, you're required to have 220 minutes of PE (not just free play) per every 10 days. This is easily provided with sports classes/teams or dance/gymnastics type classes. It would likely require classes 2-3 days per week to fulfill the requirement. Check your local community class schedule for inexpensive classes for young ones, too. And, bottom line, you can provide the classes by picking a PE subject and going to do it!

The answer above is the requirement for public schooled kids, including those homeschooled through a public charter school.

If you are a private school, you choose the PE schedule and activities that work for the kids in your school. You are free to count jump rope and roller skating if you want, or just make sure that they are getting a lot of physical movement and activity in their lives.

If you are interested in joining a PE program, you can check with your local homeschool groups to see what exists in your area. Here is a link to lots of support groups in California - http://californiahomeschool.net/about/supportGroups.htm... See More

Karin

If you live in southern california (san diego, vista, temecula... areas), EMH Sports is cheap and awesome! You can check them out on the web at www.emhsports.com