I was wondering what states, provinces, cities, or towns in the Western hemisphere had high numbers of unschoolers or even ecovillages that are open to unschooling.
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We live in Denver Colorado and we have a pretty active unschooling community. We're a big city so there is a lot of everything going on but I know that a lot of the homeschoolers we meet are unschooling. We are part of an unschooling community most of the kids are younger, 8 and under, but I know that there are other groups around here as well. The community itself is very supportive of what we are doing. I think some of that comes from how many charter schools and progressive private schools there are around, to the rest of the city we just seem like another choice from a long list of options you can choose.
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It sounds like you may be looking for a smaller community to live in but if you did want a big city with lots of opportunities and community Denver is wonderful.
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We have great unschooling support in Chicago and there is a Sudbury school in a nearby suburb. We have a lot of organized activities that families can choose from and a large annual homeschooling/ unschooling conference run by homeschoolers, not corporations/marketers. The laws here are also very liberal when it comes to "regulation."Â
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I suspect the areas where there are minimal regulations are the ones with more unschooling support. I'm in PA which is high regulation and I think it scares people off the concept of unschooling. It seems that other unschoolers are far with few between. But the neighboring states (NJ and DE) seem to have big active groups.
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