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Question: What exactly is the best curriculum for 10th grader in Louisiana?

So my mom and I have decided that she wants to try Homeschooling me. We are going to the school board office to get the paper in the next few days and fill it out, then send it to the state board of education. What were not sure not about though is the whole curriculum (spelling) thing. Like where to get it and who to get it from? Also, when my mother sends in the paper to the state people can they decline the paper. Like say no that mom cannot homeschool me. Because I have a bad attendance problem and my mom said that she thinks they may decline it because of that. But i mean i thought that maybe that would be a good reason to homeschool a child. I'm not a bad child, I make average grades such as B's and C's. But I am failing Geometry because my teacher doesnt answer any of my questions. But i have never been in trouble at school. I just have a lot of absences. Thanks for all the help.

Answer: There are boxed, or grade specific curriculum's you can buy, and that may work for you.
The best curriculum is not always a grade specific one.
The best curriculum is what works for you, with each subject adjusted to your level.
As a home schooler you can work at different levels in each subject if you'd like, as well as work at your own pace to catch up, or move ahead.

For the requirements for each state go to the following web site; http://www.hslda.org/

Here are a few web sites to check out on different curriculum's, and other home school information that may be of use to you.

Good luck.

http://ebiz.netopia.com/clpress/

http://Homeschooling.gomilpitas.com/

http://www.angelfire.com/or/mtdewbydo/secularcurric.html

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