Steps of Homeschooling

Homeschooling offers education that fits your child's needs and interests—flexible school hours with no more hour-long pickup lines at your school. 

Your child can learn life skills as well as the typical school subjects and have more time to pursue subjects that interest them. This time can be spent on different topics such as rebuilding an engine, mastering gardening, or spending more time fine-tuning their sport. 

• Different religious or educational philosophies.
• Offers more bonding time with the students.
• Caters to various mental and physical health problems. 
• Sheltering from bullying, peer pressure, and school violence.
• Creates more flexibility with scheduling and curriculum.

1. Submit your notice of intent. (i.e., a letter stating parent intent to homeschool)
2. Choose your educational approach.
3. Maintain your portfolio.
4. Submit an annual evaluation.
5. Preserve your records.
6. Submit your notice of termination.