One of the biggest advantages to homeschooling is the ability to tailor your child’s education to their individual needs and interests. Families who live in Wyoming are definitely in luck because not only are there no annual testing or assessments, but there are really only 2 basic requirements! Homeschooling in Wyoming: Getting Started To begin … Read more Guide to Homeschooling in Wyoming
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
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
Families across the country choose to homeschool their children for a variety of reasons. Some feel let down by the school systems, others are looking for a more personalized education, for families that move often, maybe homeschooling is the best option to keep a consistent routine. Whatever the reasoning might be, whether you are a … Read more A Guide To Homeschooling in Florida
Is Homeschooling Popular in Texas? Homeschooling is very popular in Texas! According to the Texas Homeschool Coalition, Texas actually leads the country in the number of families that homeschool. The THSC shared that more than 750,000 students are taught at home in Texas. Looking for more numbers? Between Spring 2020 and Fall 2020 the percentage … Read more Homeschooling in Texas? Here’s What You Need to Know
Have a minute? Two? Or Three? Can you, would you, like to take a little walk with me? If you can, take a walk with me down a little pebble path…in the garden of homeschooling, and nestled under the tree of “benefits of homeschooling and the virtual classroom for parents”. Families walk, dance, skip, and … Read more Benefits of the Virtual Classroom for Homeschooling Parents
Understand California Homeschooling Laws Think of the Private School Affidavit as your homeschooling passport. It’s a straightforward form that legally establishes your home as a private school. Remember, timing is key—mark your calendar for early October to take care of this annual task. File the Private School Affidavit California offers several legal avenues for homeschooling, … Read more Guide to Homeschooling in California
By: Meghan Bouboulinis Finding the right educational program for your child can be a daunting task; finding the right education to work alongside your child’s IEP can be even more challenging. We are excited to share about North Carolina’s ESA+ program, which allows families to truly customize their child’s learning plan to ensure that they … Read more Homeschool Financial Aid Options: North Carolina Education Student Accounts
Dailies believes in the power of education for all students, regardless of where they live or what their family has. We are excited to share about a relatively new program, The Education Freedom Accounts program, that was designed specifically for families in New Hampshire who earn at or below 350% of the poverty line. This … Read more Homeschool Financial Aid Options: New Hampshire Education Freedom Accounts