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Arkansas Intent to Homeschool In Arkansas, submission of a Notice of Intent to Homeschool form is the only way to legally begin educating your child at home. This form should be submitted either electronically, by mail, or in person to the local school superintendent by August 15 of each year (or at least 14 days […]

The Arkansas Homeschool Alliance According to its website, the goal of the Homeschool Alliance is to “seek to promote, protect, and strengthen home schooling by serving as a statewide home school support organization dedicated to helping anyone interested in home schooling.” In Arkansas, the state homeschool association is a division of Family Council, a conservative […]

Arkansas Homeschool Groups Connecting with other homeschooling families in Arkansas can make the home education experience richer for both parents and students. Not only will it open up a source of information on the ins and outs of homeschooling in Arkansas, but it can be your “hub” for enrichment activities such as group educational day […]

Some of the questions you should ask yourself when selecting your ideal science curriculum include: Does the program offer ideas for hands-on science activities? Does it rely heavily on textbooks/workbooks or is it a computer-based science curriculum? Is the science content age-appropriate? Does it contain visually-engaging content? Does the curriculum worldview match yours? Does it […]

Why Is Social Studies Important? A homeschool curriculum would not be complete without a well-rounded social studies program. Social studies teaches students fundamental concepts in economics, politics, and culture that help them understand how the world around them works. History is also an essential focus of any social studies program. Becoming familiar with how communities […]

How to Start Homeschooling in New Mexico Follow the steps below to start homeschooling your child in New Mexico: Notify the New Mexico Public Education Department within 30 days of starting your homeschool. Have a high school diploma or GED to teach your child(ren). Homeschool for at least 180 days per year. Teach the required […]

New Mexico Homeschool Support Groups Thanks to the knowledge and expertise of experienced homeschoolers who were once in your shoes, initiating your homeschooling journey can be a less stressful one. Homeschool groups provide the much-needed support and guidance to those families who are just getting started. Even veteran homeschoolers have much to gain when joining […]

New Mexico Homeschool Requirements New Mexico’s compulsory school attendance laws apply to children between the ages of 5 and 18. Parents need to comply with the following requirements when homeschooling in New Mexico: Be the child’s parent or legal guardian and have a high school diploma or GED (you must have a copy of your […]