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Homeschooling Laws for Virginia–Option 3

This is not legal advice. As someone who lives in a state that is highly regulated, I cannot emphasize enough the need for you to advocate for yourself and make a point to know your state laws. While the school district will most likely provide you with a printed copy of the laws and regulations for home schooling, a local home schooling group can be a valuable asset when it comes to navigating your way through the system. I have been blogging on whole states together rather than blogging on each individual option in every state. However, the laws in … Continue reading →

Homeschooling Laws for Virginia–Option 2

This is not legal advice. As someone who lives in a state that is highly regulated, I cannot emphasize enough the need for you to advocate for yourself and make a point to know your state laws. While the school district will most likely provide you with a printed copy of the laws and regulations for home schooling, a local home schooling group can be a valuable asset when it comes to navigating your way through the system. I have been blogging on whole states together rather than blogging on each individual option in every state. However, the laws in … Continue reading →

Homeschooling Laws for Virginia: Option 1

This is not legal advice. As someone who lives in a state that is highly regulated, I cannot emphasize enough the need for you to advocate for yourself and make a point to know your state laws. While the school district will most likely provide you with a printed copy of the laws and regulations for home schooling, a local home schooling group can be a valuable asset when it comes to navigating your way through the system. I have been blogging on whole states together rather than blogging on each individual option in every state. However, the laws in … Continue reading →

Homeschooling in Iowa

For those of you who have been following the state laws, anxiously awaiting your state to come up, I promise I’m working on them! I have taken a detour recently to discuss homeschooling vs. public education. Perhaps you’ve seen the latest education and homeschooling blogs? Anyhow, for those of you who are waiting, we are back to working on our states in alphabetical order. If there’s something you’d specifically like to see. . .just ask? This is not legal advice. As someone who lives in a state that is highly regulated, I cannot emphasize enough the need for you to … Continue reading →