internationals and unschooling
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hey all- my family was planning to live part time in italy, but i have seen lots of reports of european countries seeming to deal harshly with "nonschoolers" of any type... in california, we are quite lucky as the state does not generally interfere with nonschoolers unless they attract attention for whatever reason... we merely file as a school once a year and promise to "keep attendance records" with no other reporting necessary... can anyone give me an idea of what europe (esp. italy) thinks and does... my son holds dual citizenship... grazie! peace, love, and joy! jordan ---------- Sent from AT&T's Wireless network using Mobile Email
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Not sure what the policies are in Italy but there are a few homeschool groups I've seen around. I would be careful mainly because since your son holds dual citizenship that could bring him directly under the laws of Italy. I would suspect they are similar to Argentina where our daughter also holds dual citizenship and where it would be illegal to homeschool our daughter were we to live there full time. Just check carefully.
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homeschooling is basically possible in italy. we plan to do so. like
everything in italy, it is not really clear, it needs a bit of
research to find out how it is actually working. for further
information, there is an italian mailinglist for homeschoolers with
also some unschoolers. http://it.groups.yahoo.com/group/scuolafamiliare/
cari saluti, tania (italy with son, 1 year)
Am 25/gen/10 um 00:46 schrieb deliadelyon@...:
everything in italy, it is not really clear, it needs a bit of
research to find out how it is actually working. for further
information, there is an italian mailinglist for homeschoolers with
also some unschoolers. http://it.groups.yahoo.com/group/scuolafamiliare/
cari saluti, tania (italy with son, 1 year)
Am 25/gen/10 um 00:46 schrieb deliadelyon@...:
> hey all- my family was planning to live part time in italy, but i[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> have seen lots of reports of european countries seeming to deal
> harshly with "nonschoolers" of any type... in california, we are
> quite lucky as the state does not generally interfere with
> nonschoolers unless they attract attention for whatever reason... we
> merely file as a school once a year and promise to "keep attendance
> records" with no other reporting necessary... can anyone give me an
> idea of what europe (esp. italy) thinks and does... my son holds
> dual citizenship... grazie! peace, love, and joy! jordan
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we were thinking if he only held US citizenship, then he would not be bound by italian rules??? peace, love, and joy! jordan ---------- Sent from AT&T's Wireless network using Mobile Email
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Subject: [unschoolingbasics] Re: internationals and unschooling
Not sure what the policies are in Italy but there are a few homeschool groups I've seen around. I would be careful mainly because since your son holds dual citizenship that could bring him directly under the laws of Italy. I would suspect they are similar to Argentina where our daughter also holds dual citizenship and where it would be illegal to homeschool our daughter were we to live there full time. Just check carefully.
Good luck!
Laura Z
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Subject: [unschoolingbasics] Re: internationals and unschooling
Not sure what the policies are in Italy but there are a few homeschool groups I've seen around. I would be careful mainly because since your son holds dual citizenship that could bring him directly under the laws of Italy. I would suspect they are similar to Argentina where our daughter also holds dual citizenship and where it would be illegal to homeschool our daughter were we to live there full time. Just check carefully.
Good luck!
Laura Z
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> hey all- my family was planning to live part time in italy, but i have seen lots of reports of european countries seeming to deal harshly with "nonschoolers" of any type... in california, we are quite lucky as the state does not generally interfere with nonschoolers unless they attract attention for whatever reason... we merely file as a school once a year and promise to "keep attendance records" with no other reporting necessary... can anyone give me an idea of what europe (esp. italy) thinks and does... my son holds dual citizenship... grazie! peace, love, and joy! jordan ---------- Sent from AT&T's Wireless network using Mobile Email
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thanks for the international info... peace, love, and joy! jordan ---------- Sent from AT&T's Wireless network using Mobile Email
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Sent: 1/25/2010 4:45:43 AM
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Subject: [unschoolingbasics] Re: internationals and unschooling
Not sure what the policies are in Italy but there are a few homeschool groups I've seen around. I would be careful mainly because since your son holds dual citizenship that could bring him directly under the laws of Italy. I would suspect they are similar to Argentina where our daughter also holds dual citizenship and where it would be illegal to homeschool our daughter were we to live there full time. Just check carefully.
Good luck!
Laura Z
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Sent: 1/25/2010 4:45:43 AM
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Subject: [unschoolingbasics] Re: internationals and unschooling
Not sure what the policies are in Italy but there are a few homeschool groups I've seen around. I would be careful mainly because since your son holds dual citizenship that could bring him directly under the laws of Italy. I would suspect they are similar to Argentina where our daughter also holds dual citizenship and where it would be illegal to homeschool our daughter were we to live there full time. Just check carefully.
Good luck!
Laura Z
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> hey all- my family was planning to live part time in italy, but i have seen lots of reports of european countries seeming to deal harshly with "nonschoolers" of any type... in california, we are quite lucky as the state does not generally interfere with nonschoolers unless they attract attention for whatever reason... we merely file as a school once a year and promise to "keep attendance records" with no other reporting necessary... can anyone give me an idea of what europe (esp. italy) thinks and does... my son holds dual citizenship... grazie! peace, love, and joy! jordan ---------- Sent from AT&T's Wireless network using Mobile Email
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