Homeschooling a High School Student in Maryland

Aug 26, 2009
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Homeschooling High School Questions
by: Heather

Hi Bev,
Welcome to the wonderful world of homeschooling! Congratulations on your decision to homeschool your daughter. I know that decision isn't always the easiest to make, but it is rewarding!

When beginning the homeschool journey, it's wise to check out the homeschool laws for your state. Although homeschooling is legal in every state in the US, there are certain requirements you may have to fulfill. For example, in some states you may need to register, etc. but in others you don't.

Here is information on the Maryland homeschooling laws. You have three options to choose from.

There are many ways you could homeschool your daughter. Since she is older, she can learn more independently than a younger student.

Because you work, choosing an umbrella school may a good option for you.

The cost of homeschooling and payments, etc. depend on the homeschool curriculum and resources you choose.

If you reply and let me know if you are looking for religious or non-religious curriculum (or if it matters) I can recommend some options for you.

I would also look for a homeschool support group in your area as well. Many times they have contacts to area tutors and teachers who work with homeschooled students or some groups offer homeschool classes - another good option for you. Your daughter can take classes through a homeschool group and then you would oversee her day-to-day work.

Blessings,
Heather

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Hi Bev, Welcome to the wonderful world of homeschooling! Congratulations on your decision to homeschool your daughter. I know that decision isn't always the easiest to make, but it is rewarding! When beginning the homeschool journey, it's wise to check out the homeschool laws for your state. Although homeschooling is legal in every state in the US, there are certain requirements you may have to fulfill. For example, in some states you may need to register, etc. but in others you don't. Here is information on the <a href="http://www.homeschool-curriculum-savings.com/maryland-home-schooling.html">Maryland homeschooling laws</a>. You have three options to choose from. There are many ways you could homeschool your daughter. Since she is older, she can learn more independently than a younger student. Because you work, choosing an umbrella school may a good option for you. The cost of homeschooling and payments, etc. depend on the homeschool curriculum and resources you choose. If you reply and let me know if you are looking for religious or non-religious curriculum (or if it matters) I can recommend some options for you. I would also look for a homeschool support group in your area as well. Many times they have contacts to area tutors and teachers who work with homeschooled students or some groups offer homeschool classes - another good option for you. Your daughter can take classes through a homeschool group and then you would oversee her day-to-day work. Blessings, Heather

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