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  • Home Educator's Guide: Mandatory and Voluntary Homeschool Testing and Assessment

    What tests are mandatory for homeschoolers? Why do parents voluntarily assess thier children? Use this handy guide to answer all your questions about the importance of homeschool testing and assessment.
    By Lisa King October 18, 2011 

  • Homeschool Rules & Regulations: Federal Versus State

    Homeschooling a child can be a rewarding experience for the child and the parent. However, before deciding to homeschool there are laws that parents should become aware of. That's why we compiled this guide to homeschool rules and regulations to answer...
    By Lisa King October 15, 2011 

  • Requirements for Homeschoolers in PA

    Pennsylvania residents who wish to homeschool their children are required to comply with the state's homeschooling laws. PA homeschoolers must provide their local school district superintendent with documents such as an evaluation report, attendance...
    By Barb Vogelgesang October 13, 2011 


  • Finishing the Race: Which Homeschool Completion Certificate is Right for You

    Learn about several options open to homeschooled students that show he or she has successfully completed his or her education.
    By Susan Verner August 31, 2011 

  • How to Keep Track of Hours Spent on Homeschool Lessons

    There are many options for keeping track of hours spent on homeschool lessons. These include using the computer and writing about lessons in day planner books. Each method can be helpful in keeping homeschooling organized.
    By Nichole Bolton June 28, 2011 

  • What are the State and Federal Requirements for Homeschooling?

    It seems like the federal government has a great deal of involvement in our nation's schools. No Child Left Behind, standardized testing... seems like they would have a lot of rules and regulations regarding homeschooling, right? Wrong. Read on...
    By Jen Densing May 23, 2011 


  • Choosing the Right Homeschool Lesson Plan Book

    The right homeschool lesson plan book can make it simpler for parents to outline their course objectives and weekly lessons. Using a lesson plan book also simplifies recordkeeping and end-of-year reports.
    By Selena Robinson March 31, 2011 

  • Homeschool Expenses and What Can Be Claimed

    This article provides a comprehensive listing of homeschool expenses and explains which ones qualify for federal and state income tax breaks.
    By Michelle McFarland-McDaniels March 31, 2011 

  • Homeschool Students Find Help for College

    Many parents wonder how they can find homeschool help for college. What courses are required; how do you get into college; how do you apply; what scholarships are available - all of these are valid questions that are treated in this article...
    By Ronda Levine January 31, 2011 

  • Homeschool Portfolios: Evaluation Checklist and More

    Homeschoolers have many reasons to create and use a homeschool portfolio. Some states require them. Most college admissions offices expect them. How can you be sure your child’s portfolio is complete? Simple! Use this free homeschool portfolio...
    By Sandi Johnson January 18, 2011 
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