Homeschooling provides families with the opportunity to personalize their child’s education to their interests, their strengths, and is an opportunity to focus on areas of improvement. No matter the reason that a family chooses to homeschool, they are free to do so across the country, as long as specific state requirements are met and maintained. … Read more Guide to Homeschooling in New Jersey
In recent years, homeschooling has gained popularity across the United States, including in Massachusetts. The questions for families who homeschool are shifting from, “Why are you homeschooling?” to “How are you homeschooling?” Luckily, Dailies is here to guide you every step of the way! We are proud to be compiling this list of blogs for … Read more A Guide to Homeschooling in Massachusetts
Whether you are a seasoned homeschooling family or considering this educational path for the first time, the exciting news is that Vermont offers a very supportive environment and a wealth of resources to empower and encourage your homeschooling journey. While the list of Vermont homeschooling laws may seem daunting, the requirements are laid out in … Read more Guide to Homeschooling in Vermont
When it comes to homeschooling in the United States, the rules and requirements vary from state to state. Some states require letters of intent, standardized test scores, and specific documentation, while others, like Idaho, have almost zero requirements. Depending on how familiar you are with home education (or education in general), this news can feel … Read more Guide to Homeschooling in Idaho
The decision to forego traditional schooling can be made for any number of reasons; some families feel dissatisfied with school systems or may have had a negative experience, some families prefer a more personalized, flexible education, and oftentimes military families find themselves moving too frequently to feel settled. These reasons (and so many more) are … Read more Guide to Homeschooling in Virginia
Once a family has made the decision to begin homeschooling, it’s necessary to look into each state’s specific requirements, as some states require more information than others. For families who wish to homeschool in Minnesota, getting started is fairly straightforward and as long as you keep clear and organized records, it is a very easy … Read more A Guide To Homeschooling in Minnesota
As a graduate of Michigan State University (Go Green!), I consider myself fortunate to have had the experience to reside in The Mitten for a few years. For those of you who live in Michigan currently, did you know that you have the right to homeschool your children, based on the Michigan Compiled Laws? All … Read more Guide to Homeschooling in Michigan
In today’s world, many families are making the decision to homeschool their children. No matter the reason behind it, the process to get started can sometimes feel overwhelming. There’s no need to worry though, because Dailies is here to help! Homeschooling in Indiana: Getting Started The good news for families who live in Indiana is … Read more Guide to Homeschooling in Indiana
If you currently live in Illinois (or are planning to live in Illinois) and are thinking about alternative schooling options for your family, you are in luck because Illinois is a very homeschool friendly state! Getting Started If you are planning to homeschool your child in Illinois, the only specific requirement is that certain subject … Read more Guide to Homeschooling In Illinois
If you consider yourself to live in the land of peaches and if you most likely feel overly familiar with Coca-Cola, we’re guessing that you live in the great state of Georgia. If you do, in fact, consider yourself a Georgia resident and are also tossing around the idea of potentially homeschooling or online homeschooling … Read more Guide to Homeschooling in Georgia