Homeschooling through the holidays can be stressful. Why not let the holiday itself be the lesson? Keep the learning going and spend time together
HEAV asked the school board to remove policy language that inaccurately described the requirements for a description of curriculum. The inaccurate policy (IGBI) stated:
A parent was told to complete the “official” NOI form before the district would send out a confirmation letter. The district further represented home
The district’s notice-of-intent form included a checkbox option that was inconsistent with the law stating, “I have hired a certified tutor to provide a
While they may not be practical for everyday, subscription boxes can add some fun surprises to your curriculum. They could be used to spark
Parents may experience the effects of an on-going, state-wide crack down on chronic absenteeism within the public school system. What You Should Know: HEAV
Enduring words of wisdom often provide a great starting point for a homeschool lesson. This simple 14th-century old English proverb–”Mighty oaks from little acorns
A parent reported to HEAV that, after ten documented attempts and a direct inquiry from the board of supervisors, all sent to the high
A parent, who correctly notified under option (iv), was asked to provide a copy of her high school diploma instead of the required “evidence
HEAV received three recent reports from parents who were asked to submit a lesson plan detailing the official homeschool activity they were there for
After a parent declined a homeschool liaison’s request indicating they “typically require” a date of birth on a NOI, she received a letter indicating
Language used by the interim superintendent and on the district’s website identified a notice of intent as a “request” that “must” be “considered for
