Homeschooling

Question: Online Homeschooling in Tennessee for 11th grade high school student. What are the laws and requirements?

I need to know how I get started in Tennessee online Homeschooling for an 11th grade student. I need to know what she has to study and what is required to have to get a diploma. Can online credits in Florida transfer over to online Tennessee Homeschooling? Does she have to start at the beginning of the year? Its a lot but could someone please answer these questions or give me a web sightt that will be easy to find these answers.

Answer: HSLDA is not a legal authority. They are fundamental Christian lobbyist organization.

ETA: No HSLDA does not have lawyers in every state. In fact their services are illegal in some states.

No they will not represent anyone no matter what their faith. In fact they require that their members use a highly structured curriculum in addition to being Christians. They also have refused to represent single or divorced members based solely on their marital status. Some of which were paying members for many years. They have no problem taking peoples money, but they will only represent Christian, married, structured homeschoolers.

To find out more about their shady underhanded practices, read the following sites: http://hsislegal.com/

http://Homeschooling.gomilpitas.com/articles/102299.htm

http://www.uuhomeschool.org/pub-040217-01.php3

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Atlantis/8616/reconstruction.html

http://barbooch.homestead.com/whitepaper2.html

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