-> -> -> I am interested in what others have to face when it comes to
-> -> -> homeschooling in their state. I have been told that PA has one
-> -> -> best laws protecting our rights. What do others face?
-> -> ->
-> ->
-> -> Here, in WA state, you have to have a degree in something (they
-> -> pretty much don't care) and pass an extended learning class to be
-> -> certified in Home Schooling. Our biggest obstacle was my parents .
-> -> they've stop bugging me when they see my daughter who is six able
-> -> read 3rd grade material and is in the second (soon to be third)
-> -> grade.
-> -> Fred
-> ->In PA you have to have a highschool diploma. We have a home evaluat
-> that will evaluate my daughter at the end of the year. I keep a
-> porfolio of mounthy work that she will look at the we turn her
-> evaluation and portfolio in to our area school so they can see that m
-> daughter did recieve an education. Is that how it goes in all states?
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    I don't know really for sure.  In the program that Katie is involved
in, we keep her work in a portfolio and meet with a representative
the cyberschool every forty-five days to show what she has
accomplished.
                                       Fred
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