states with NO/little homeschooling requirements?
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any states without strict legislations?
Nichole in Round Rock
Texas! Montana! Iowa!
Nichole
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Michigan!
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I said Montana, Texas, and Iowa, but I might be wrong on the Iowa one. Perhaps it's Kansas or Oklahoma... I'm trying to find out now.
Montana has no requirements other than that you have to write to your county superintendent and state that you plan to homeschool your child(ren) for that particular year.
In Texas you don't have to do a damned thing! You don't have to notify anyone, keep any records, nothing.
In the third state, which ever one that it, it is in their constitution that parents have the right to homeschool in whatever manner they choose.
I lived in Montana for six years, in which I only homeschooled for one year and that was before my daughter was actually school aged (in Montana, it's 7).
Now, I live in Texas, and I can tell you, I will never live anywhere else while I have children at home.
Nichole
Montana has no requirements other than that you have to write to your county superintendent and state that you plan to homeschool your child(ren) for that particular year.
In Texas you don't have to do a damned thing! You don't have to notify anyone, keep any records, nothing.
In the third state, which ever one that it, it is in their constitution that parents have the right to homeschool in whatever manner they choose.
I lived in Montana for six years, in which I only homeschooled for one year and that was before my daughter was actually school aged (in Montana, it's 7).
Now, I live in Texas, and I can tell you, I will never live anywhere else while I have children at home.
Nichole
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I think here in Missouri we have it REAL easy. They have hours required in
the law, but we don't have to turn them in to anyone, or take test
or anything else I hear others have to do.
syndi
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the law, but we don't have to turn them in to anyone, or take test
or anything else I hear others have to do.
syndi
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pam sorooshian
See the NHEN website - there are brief descriptions of hsing situations
in all states.
People can unschool in every state - some take a bit more effort to
work the requirements.
-pam
in all states.
People can unschool in every state - some take a bit more effort to
work the requirements.
-pam
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a year with our school's name and address, teacher's name,
principal's name and the number of students
Voila'! Private School! The state isn't allowed to oversee private
schools in any way except to know they exist and to know how many
students attend.
Uhm, that was 10+ years ago. Not sure if it's the same.
love, Valerie
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> any states without strict legislations?******In Louisiana all I had to do was send in a piece of paper once
a year with our school's name and address, teacher's name,
principal's name and the number of students
Voila'! Private School! The state isn't allowed to oversee private
schools in any way except to know they exist and to know how many
students attend.
Uhm, that was 10+ years ago. Not sure if it's the same.
love, Valerie
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I have to second Michigan - no forms, no tests, no phone calls, no nothing!
Pat Montgomery, Ph.D., from Clonlara School here in Ann Arbor led the way with
litigation in the late 80's and early 90's that allows us this unique
freedom!
Linda in Ann Arbor, MI
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zoocrew@... writes:
> Michigan!******************
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I have to second Michigan - no forms, no tests, no phone calls, no nothing!
Pat Montgomery, Ph.D., from Clonlara School here in Ann Arbor led the way with
litigation in the late 80's and early 90's that allows us this unique
freedom!
Linda in Ann Arbor, MI
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Robyn Coburn
Go to www.nhen.org and check out the Legislative info button.
California has no "academic" requirements, all the hoops are administrative,
and not difficult at all.
Robyn L. Coburn
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California has no "academic" requirements, all the hoops are administrative,
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