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Missouri Homeschool Requirements Compulsory age for schooling in Missouri begins at seven. Any family homeschooling a child aged 7 through graduation must: Keep samples of each homeschooled student’s work. Keep a record of periodic assessments. Provide documentation of at least 1,000 hours of instruction during their annual school term. If you are switching from public […]

Massachusetts Homeschool Support Groups In recent years, homeschool support groups tend to organize where the homeschoolers themselves are: on Facebook. Some longstanding or large support groups will have their own website that you can search for, but for the most part, local and regional homeschool support groups are most easily searched via Facebook. To help […]

A Mix-and-Match Approach to Homeschool There’s actually an official name for a homeschool style that takes parts from multiple homeschool programs and resources to create a customized education for your child. It’s called “eclectic homeschooling” and a large segment of homeschool families use the approach. Why? Because it’s unusual for one single program or resource […]

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Pros of Homeschooling Flexibility: This is one of the main reasons why parents choose to homeschool. Since parents have choice of curriculum, there is complete freedom in how to teach and what to teach. If your child has a particular interest, you can spend time developing it. Some parents may have a particular value-system they […]

New Jersey Homeschool Support Groups For the most part, social groups for homeschoolers have moved from traditional websites to social network communities. Facebook currently has the monopoly on these, simply because it’s where homeschool parents are already hanging out, and it is natural to want to find one’s “tribe” in familiar environs. Below is a […]

How to Start Homeschooling in South Carolina To homeschool in South Carolina you must have at least a high school diploma or GED, must homeschool for 180 days a year, and teach the required subjects. In addition to these requirements, follow these steps to begin homeschooling in South Carolina: Choosing the option you want to […]

Requirements for Homeschool Accountability Groups in South Carolina Using the 3rd option, South Carolina homeschool families can operate under an association for homeschools that has no fewer than 50 members. Additional requirements for homeschooling under an accountability association include: Parent must hold a high school diploma or a general equivalency development (GED) certificate The instructional […]