Special-Needs Resources
October 28, 2012
Q. I have a child who is struggling to learn. I may need to have him tested, but I don’t know where to begin.
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Q. I have a child who is struggling to learn. I may need to have him tested, but I don’t know where to begin.
Q. Can a homeschool student who is dual enrolled in community college receive financial aid? A. No, a dual-enrolled high school student (a public,
Q.Have federal financial-aid laws changed for college-bound homeschoolers? Do homeschoolers now have to get a GED to receive financial aid? A. The federal government
Q: On a high school transcript, should I indicate that my special-needs teen took a special type of achievement test or should I list
Q. I’m overwhelmed with negative comments and criticism from a close family member who does not support our decision to homeschool. How should I
Q. Does my letter of intent need to be postmarked by August 15 or physically in my superintendent’s office by August 15th? A. Your
Q. How do I place my child at the correct grade level for the upcoming year? Can I use an achievement test? A. Correct
Q. If my child takes two classes at a Christian school, should I include this information in the Notice of Intent or just in the
By Vicki Bentley, www.everydayhomemaking.com You had a wonderful plan this fall for a well-rounded education, envisioning academic excellence and character development in your smiling, well-adjusted
Q. Do I have to send my diploma each year with my Notice of Intent since the superintendent should have it on file from
Q. I have a homeschool diploma signed by my parents. Can I use it for option (i) to homeschool my own children, or does
Q. I’m in a panic! My student has been testing low and scored below the 23rd percentile on one section of a standardized test.
