Homeschooling Children

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The’ve tried calling CPS, but they say to talk to the childs past school’s truancy officer, but then they say she officially is homeschooled and won’t look into it! I just want to know if anyone knows any homeschool laws or websites that could help me?

Are you a homeschool parent or a student?
ksgirl

Universities actively seek out homeschool students because they are academically superior and are more involved in campus activities (social skills)

Try finding out the facts:

http://www.hslda.org/research/ray2003/Socialization.asp

ksgirl

What you call the “best curriculum” and Certified teachers have taken us from the best educated population in the world (pre-public education) to one of the worst educated westernized populations.

I’m in homeschool (highs chool), and I really feel kind of lonely. I have like, three or four people I am friends with, but I really want to get to know more people. any suggestions?
non-virtual homeschool.

I am wanting to homeschool her this summer to catch her up to the grade she is supposed to be in. She will be in 9th grade next year but she is supposed to be in 10th. We live in Arkansas. What courses do I have to teach her so that when she returns to school next year she will be in all 10th grade courses?

I’ve felt called to homeschool for years now. No husband, no children – but it is something I know I want to do when the children come along. Is there anything I can do to prepare for homeschooling NOW?

Potentially pertinent info: BA in English, 8+ years working with children w/ moderate-severe special needs, currently a personal injury lawyer.

My 15 year-old boy is very disorganized, and missed a lot of homework in school. Although almost all his peers in school are those who take honors class or AP courses, and he chose to take those difficult courses too. Yet every year in the middle of the year, he doesn’t seem to have any motivation to work hard except when we nag on him. His grades are going down hill. I’m quite sure he’s not into drug or alcohol. It’s been like this since he entered middle school. Now I have enough of it, and want to homeschool him starting next year. Do you think it’s a good idea? Where can I start?

I don’t homeschool, but I was wondering if I could use RS Homeschool to acquire credits in foreign languages.

I work full time and would like for my mother to homeschool my soon to be 5 yrs. old daughter next year for kindergarten. What are the laws on this?
State is TN and I was homeschooled when I was in HS and my mother was not required to have a certificate to teach.

Right now im homeschooling through the public school system then whenever i go back ill take test to see where they will place me but aint they some way you can go through the internet and get your diploma or do homeschool and get a diploma off the internet or something?