Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I have to register for
the conference if I only want to browse the vendor
tables?
A: Yes, you need to register for the homeschool conference in order to browse the vendor tables. We
depend on registration to help provide a quality conference.
Q: I registered for the conference, but I can no longer attend. Can I receive a refund?
A: We are sorry, but all registrations are final.
Q: May I register at the door on the day of the conference?
A: Yes, you may register at the door on the day of the homeschool conference. However, please note
that conference prices increase $10 after April 27, 2009.
Q: How can I help?
A: At this time, we are looking for:
A: Yes, you need to register for the homeschool conference in order to browse the vendor tables. We
depend on registration to help provide a quality conference.
Q: I registered for the conference, but I can no longer attend. Can I receive a refund?
A: We are sorry, but all registrations are final.
Q: May I register at the door on the day of the conference?
A: Yes, you may register at the door on the day of the homeschool conference. However, please note
that conference prices increase $10 after April 27, 2009.
Q: How can I help?
A: At this time, we are looking for:
- Families to host speakers, vendors, or out-of-town conference attendees.
- People to help with vendor set-up and clean-up.
Please e-mail
info@nwcatholicconference.com if you
want to volunteer.
Q: Where do Northwest Catholic Family
Education Conference attendees live?
A: Northwest Catholic homeschool conference attendees travel from all over Washington, Oregon,
Idaho, and British Columbia to participate in the conference. See the map for specific cities.
A: Northwest Catholic homeschool conference attendees travel from all over Washington, Oregon,
Idaho, and British Columbia to participate in the conference. See the map for specific cities.
"How are parents to provide for the Catholic home schooling for their
children? First, the principal and most fundamental way is by living
strong Catholic lives. All the academic verbiage and planned pedagogy
are useless. Only persons who have God's grace will He use as the
channels of His grace to others, and no one, but no one, cheats here."
~ Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J.,
Christ Speaks to Us ~