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joe2.jpg (4335 bytes)Homeschooling is governed by local laws, but it is legal in ALL fifty states in the US.
There is no national statute governing homeschooling. Therefore, you need to find out the state laws that apply to you.

Will my child have have a high school diploma?

leppert.gif (5626 bytes)According to Michael & Mary Leppart who wrote the Homeschooling Almanac, "Depending on your state's laws, probably yes - if you choose to obtain one.
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Generally speaking, you child can acquire a GED diploma through your state, or you, as the principal of your own certified, private school (if you establish one), can create your own high school diploma. Tou may also use a nationally recognized, certified correspondence school to obtain a diploma. Check with the parent-run organization in your state to find out firsthand your state's requirements and guidelines".


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Home Learning Year by Year

How to Design a Homeschool Curriculum from Preschool Through High School
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rupp.jpg (4849 bytes)In this interview, Rebecca Rupp shares her insights on setting up your curricula. She says, "My new book is different from my previous homeschool books in that it is organized on a grade by grade (year by year) basis and can be used to create complete annual programs of study for kids of all ages." In the excerpt, "The Truth About Curricula," she points out that "One of the primary advantages of homeschooling is the ability to bypass the decreed norm. Homeschoolers can design their own curricula, assembling resources ad using approaches that best suit their own children’s needs." Read much more about this along with specific recommendations and ideas. Best of all, Rebecca Rupp is a regular participating member of our online discussion group homeschoolzone. She has a reputation for being a fountain of great tips and specific resources. In fact, she has graciously offered to answer specific questions on our discussion group.

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