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Option 1: Getting Approval From a School Board for Homeschooling While this option is the least popular in West Virginia, those families that choose to homeschool by seeking approval from their local school board will be required to: Have their curriculum and instruction approved by the local school board Provide instruction at least 180 days […]

Autism and Math Evidence in the last few years has suggested that children with autism may have certain cognitive strengths in mathematics. A study published in Biological Psychiatry in 2013 seems to coincide with that theory. Researchers found that certain parts of the brain in children with autism are activated when solving math problems, and […]

How to Start Homeschooling in Nevada In order to legally homeschool your child in Nevada you must comply with the following: File a Notice of Intent to homeschool Include educational plan Teach the required subjects Choose your homeschool curriculum (curriculum choice is up to the parent) Begin enjoying learning together! Once the school district received […]

Nevada Homeschool Support Groups Families who make the decision to homeschool face their fair share of challenges along their journey. Having a strong support system can make all the difference by providing the guidance and encouragement needed to get through those trying times. Nevada homeschool support groups help families by providing resources and guidance, as […]

Nevada Homeschool Network (NHN) This statewide organization’s mission states, in part, that it strives to advocate for homeschool freedom and the right of each family to direct the education of their own child as they see best. NHN was started in 2002 and its officers are current and former homeschoolers. “Along with continued vigilance to […]

Nevada Homeschooling Requirements If you’re wondering what the requirements for homeschooling are, there are 2 basic rules you need to ensure you follow: File a one-time Notice of Intent (NOI) to homeschool form, along with an Educational Plan of Instruction. Teach the required subjects in your homeschool English (including reading, composition, and writing) Mathematics Science […]

What Is Deschooling? Deschooling involves a period where you do very little formal school work in order to re-calibrate your child’s natural love of learning. During the deschooling process you’ll adjust your understanding of, and approach to, how a child learns. Because public and private education is focused on educating multiple students at once, it […]

What Is Worldschooling? Worldschooling is an educational movement that recognizes that a student can receive no greater education than by experiencing and interacting with the world around them. For families able to make it work, this often involves traveling together and using the journeys to enhance their child(ren)’s education. While every worldschooling family is unique, […]