Disclaimer

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1. Rush County Homeschoolers has a strict zero-tolerance policy for bullying. If you or your child(ren) engage in any form of bullying—including but not limited to yelling, arguing, disruptive behavior, horsing around, or aggression—you and your family will be immediately removed from the group and permanently barred from attending any future meetings, events, or get-togethers.

2. Rush County Homeschoolers is a non-secular group. We believe in and follow the teachings of the Holy Bible.

   • We believe there are only two genders: male and female.

   • Gender is defined by biological birth.

   • Marriage is defined as between one man and one woman.

3. To maintain membership, you must participate regularly. This means attending at least one event, meeting, or get-together per month.

4. This is not a drop-off group. You are fully responsible and liable for your child(ren) at all times.

   • Children must never be left unattended or unsupervised.

   • If you must leave your child(ren) with another adult, you must complete the sign-out form upon leaving and returning.

   • The only exception is for prearranged events (such as date nights), which will be clearly communicated in advance.

5. Respect is expected at all times—toward all members, their families, and any locations we visit.

6. You are liable for any damage caused by you or your child(ren), regardless of where the event takes place.

   • If a cost is involved for repair or replacement, you will be billed.

7. You must stay in communication with Rush County Homeschoolers and respond to messages or updates in a timely manner.

8. Do not attend group activities if you or your child(ren) are sick in any way.

   • We care deeply about our members and aim to limit the spread of illness.

9. You are expected to clean up after yourself and your child(ren) at all events.

10. Respect the privacy of fellow members at all times.

11. Report all safety concerns immediately to both Rush County Homeschoolers and the staff of the event location.

12. If you see something, say something.

    • Do not remain silent.

    • We are all mandatory reporters and share the responsibility of maintaining a safe environment for all families.

    • If you have a question or need help, reach out.

13. No alcohol or drugs are permitted at any meetings, events, or gatherings—under any circumstances.

14. Rush County Homeschoolers is not a Co-Op.

    • We do not provide formal classes or track attendance.

    • Our group exists to provide support, resources, activities, and community connection.

15. This document must be signed annually to maintain membership and participate in events.

16. Rush County Homeschoolers may also be referred to as RC Homeschoolers or RCH—all names refer to the same group.

17. The founder of Rush County Homeschoolers is Brandy Hendrix.

18. Additional guidelines may be added at any time, with or without notice.

    • It is your responsibility to stay informed.

    • The best ways to do so are:

      • By checking your member section at www.rchomeschoolers.com

      • By attending regular meetings

19. Violation of any of these terms—in any way, shape, or form—will result in:

    • Immediate removal of you and your family from the group

    • Loss of membership

    • Ineligibility to participate in future events, meetings, or gatherings