Q. How many credits does a homeschooler need to graduate and get into college? A. There is no specific number of credits a homeschooler
Q. When filing a Notice of Intent, should I send it to the superintendent’s office or to the person listed on the school division’s
Q. What is the latest I should test? I want to make sure we finish all the material before testing. A. I would suggest
Q. What’s the difference between the SAT® and ACT® tests for college entrance? A. Both the SAT® (Scholastic Aptitude Test) exam and the ACT®
Q. How can I keep my homeschool teen motivated? A. Teens–both boys and girls—are motivated by the things they are interested in doing. Think
Q. If I use an Advanced Placement (AP) text, can I call it an AP course and put it on my child’s transcript? A.
Q. This is our first year homeschooling, and our eldest son has been told he cannot attend public school events like the prom. Is
Q. On my teen’s high school transcript, should I list the place he took some of his courses—for example, high school courses taken online
Q. If I begin homeschooling in January, will I be required to test and send in the results by August 1? A. Yes, if
Q. I have a young first-grader with a short attention span. Can you suggest a test that is acceptable to my school district? A.
Q. Our religious exemption has been recognized by our school board, but now we plan to move to another city in Virginia. Do we
Q. In my district, some school board members are on the ballot. Is voting for local school board members important for homeschoolers since we
