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OCHEC Homeschool Convention 2026

May 1–2, 2026 · Ancaster, Ontario, Canada

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The 2026 Ontario Christian Home Educators' Connection convention offered Canadian families two days of keynote addresses, workshops, vendor sessions and time in the exhibit hall. The published schedule covered a wide range of concerns facing Christian homeschool households, including reading, math, science, high school planning, family discipleship, finances, special learning needs, technology and preparation for university. Sessions for parents and teenagers gave the gathering a broader family focus.

The program included conversations about resilient children, intentional family life, marriage, the role of fathers, transcripts, dual enrollment, arts education and the use of artificial intelligence in homeschooling. Other sessions examined Scripture, Christian thinking, cultural pressures and practical ways to organize a school year. This mix reflected the reality that home education involves academic planning, relationships, faith and decisions about new technology at the same time. Vendor presentations and exhibit-hall periods allowed families to connect those discussions with specific resources.

For Ontario families, the convention offered both shared encouragement and locally relevant information. Parents still needed to evaluate every recommendation against provincial requirements, each child's learning needs and the household's capacity. The range of topics made advance schedule planning important. FMN wrote this original recap from OCHEC's official 2026 speaker schedule and did not reproduce the organizer's session descriptions. The source document remains the authoritative record for presenters, times and program details.