Every parent wants the best for their kids, but sometimes there are things that make that a little…complex. Be in the know. Here are some states with more stringent homeschool restrictions to take note of. Georgia Maine Massachusetts Minnesota New York North Dakota Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont Washington West Virginia Georgia Requires a lot of…
Lowered regulations can prove to be more flexible for parents planning to homeschool their kids. Here’s a curated list of the best states for homeschooling. Alaska Idaho Illinois Indiana Michigan Missouri New Jersey Oklahoma Texas Utah Alaska There are no requirements for parents to notify the district if they’re teaching their own kids. There are…
1. Alabama Assessment requirements: No Immunization requirements: Requires proof of immunization or religious exemption from immunization. Notification required: Yes Options for Homeschooling: Three State Mandated Subjects: 6-17 School Required for Ages: 6-17 Teacher Qualifications: No, unless using a private tutor. 2. Alaska Assessment requirements: No, unless homeschooling as a religious private school Immunization requirements: No,…
Whether or not to homeschool over the summer is a decision many homeschooling parents face. Some families love the flexibility and consistency of going year round. Others find a longer break works best for them. While there are no “right or wrong” answers, here are some of the pros and cons to homeschooling over the…
Do you recall first learning how to drive? The excitement mingled with the nerves? You finally turned 16 and the moment you have been waiting for has finally arrived. Now think back, during your first Driver’s Education class, did you go straight to merging onto the freeway? Probably not. You first learned how to drive…
If you’re new to homeschooling, you may feel like the new kid in class on the first day. You are nervous and excited at the same time, and probably have a lot of questions. That’s normal. Don’t fret, I’ve come up with a few pointers to help you feel more comfortable. How to Homeschool and…
Now that you’ve decided to start homeschooling, you will find that one of the most difficult things about homeschooling is sticking to a schedule. I’ve found that the first thing to do when learning how to start homeschooling is to establish a consistent routine enables you and your children to more easily stick to a…