-=> Quoting CHERYL NEITZ to MANFRED EHRLICH <=-
 -> -> 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 of
 -> -> 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 to
 -> 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 evaluater
 CN> that will evaluate my daughter at the end of the year. I keep a
 CN> porfolio of mounthy work that she will look at the we turn her
 CN> evaluation and portfolio in to our area school so they can see that my
 CN> daughter did recieve an education. Is that how it goes in all states?
 Here in Michigan they don't ask you too.  But we do just in case a neighbor
 or someone complains that your kids are home and they decide to send an
 educational officer to the door.  You will then need to prove you do
 homeschool and what they are learning.
 Regina
... A feature is a bug with seniority.
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