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- State requirements vary
- Many methods
- Number of homeschooling families growing by 7 to 15% per yearYou Can Homeschool: Introduction
- Wide variety of people homeschooled
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Homeschooling is an educational alternative to public or private school, where a child is taught from home. A homeschooled child may be taught by parents or a professional tutor.
Homeschooling is a legal means of education in all 50 of the United States and in many countries around the world. However, most states have specific laws in regards to homeschooling.National Home Education Network: Frequently Asked Questions The only states in the United States that do not regulate homeschooling are Idaho, Alaska, Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Connecticut and New Jersey. In some of these states "homeschooling" falls under the laws regulating private schools.HSLDA: State Laws
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Homeschooling Questions
Do you homeschool because of your religious beliefs? Know anyone who does? 1 AnswerWe homeschool, but not strictly because of our religious beliefs. We're Jehovah's Witnesses, but most Witnesses send their kids to public school. We just prefer... read more
What are great Homeschool Websites? 3 AnswersSome of these are specific to homeschooling and others are sites with good ideas for lessons and activities. www.starfall.com www.lessonplanspage.com www.readin... read more
Any good ideas for someone who is considering homeschooling kids? 27 AnswersTracebooks did an excellent job of answering your question. I would add that you will want to look at your lifestyle, your own strengths and weaknesses, and the... read more
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