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How to Homeschool in Arizona Follow these steps to begin homeschooling in Arizona: Submit a notarized affidavit of intent to homeschool to the county school superintendent within 30 days of starting to homeschool Choose the ideal curriculum for your family. Your chosen curriculum must at least cover the following subjects Reading Grammar Mathematics Social studies […]

How to Start Homeschooling in Missouri Follow these steps to begin homeschooling in Missouri: Officially withdraw your child from any school he/she is currently enrolled in Keep accurate records of instructional hours, samples of student work, and a record of periodic assessments Choose the homeschool curriculum that best fits your child’s learning needs Start having […]

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 […]

How does Hebrew Language Learning work? The Time4Languages online Hebrew course features award-winning language learning homeschool content powered by Rosetta Stone® and is made up of 3 levels, each consisting of 4 units. Every unit includes 4 Core Lessons. Core Lessons will teach your student the Hebrew language. For students who have some understanding of […]

How to Start Homeschooling in Ohio To get started, follow these steps to homeschooling in Ohio: Notify your local school superintendent of your plan to begin homeschooling Become familiar with the regulations for homeschoolers in Ohio Choose an ideal curriculum for your family. Start having fun learning together! Ohio Homeschooling Laws The regulations for homeschooling […]

Ohio Homeschool Requirements To be eligible to homeschool in Ohio, parents must have a minimum of a high school diploma, a general education equivalent (GED) or standardized test scores that exhibit the equivalency of a diploma. Any parent meeting this minimum educational standard can legally homeschool in the state. Homeschool curriculum choice is completely up […]

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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