Find great events for homeschooling parents and families in Oregon! Unless otherwise noted, these events are not hosted or necessarily endorsed by OCEANetwork. Use the contact information listed in the event to learn more details.
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If you would like to submit an event for us to include on this calendar, contact OCEANetwork. Note that events on this calendar must:
– be homeschool related
– not require or promote government funding
– not conflict with OCEANetwork’s mission and statement of faith
– not be an ongoing class offering nor a support/co-op group (those opportunities may be shared in our Homeschooling in Oregon Marketplace group on Facebook, and we have a list of affiliated support groups on our site.)
Pro-life students contests on the theme "Support Her. Protect Them." Submissions are due January 16, 2026. Categories include: Drawing: Grades K-12 Essay: Grades 5-12 Short-Form Video: Ages 14+ Film Production: Ages 10+ Oratory: Grades 11-12 Cash prizes available for state winners. Download entry forms and find your local coordinator at ortl.org/contests/.
Thursday, March 5 and Friday, March 6, 2026 | 9:30 am – 1:00 pm $10 (activities included) | $7 (no activities) | $12 chaperone Homeschool Day is your chance to experience a field trip at the High Desert Museum. For just $10 a child, you can participate in an interactive and interdisciplinary day exploring volcanoes […]
Pro-life student leadership retreat for ages 16-21. Over the course of four days, attendees learn about the entire spectrum of the pro-life movement, including legislation, pregnancy resource centers, outreach, apologetics, and more. The 2026 retreat will be held March 22–25 in Salem. Learn more and apply at ortl.org/launch/.
Attention Homeschool Families Bring your young rockhounds and curious learners to the Willamette Agate & Mineral Society’s “River of Gems” Rock Show for a special Kids’ Day on Friday, April 17, 2026. Your homeschoolers will have the chance to: • Discover and touch real rocks, fossils, and minerals • Learn from local collectors and lapidary […]