When you are home schooled can you take half of your classes in school and half at home?
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When you are home schooled can you take half of your classes in school and half at home?
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When you are home schooled can you take half of your classes in school and half at home?
July 5th, 2010 at 11:38 pm
That really depends on several factors.
IF by “at school” you mean your local public school, that depends on the laws where you live. Some states do not allow it at all. Some allow it for non-academic classes only and others all it for any classes.
Also there are many other options other than the local public school. Many private schools allow homeschoolers to enroll in a few classes. In many areas there are homeschool classes and co-op where you can take various classes. sha_lyn68
July 9th, 2010 at 8:09 am
The other answer is correct. In my district (in California) you can’t attend your local public school part-time if you are a home schooler. But, you can if you are enrolled in the district home study or independent study program. If the classes have room, and with teacher permission. LisaN
July 10th, 2010 at 3:08 pm
yes it is called dual enrollment where i live (i live in florida) now your school may not allow it but most likely they will allow it , i am dual enrolled and i love it i have to go to three periods everyday if you go more for that you have to go there for all 7 periods now you can do this in the Morning for the first three periods or you can go for the last three periods ,it is better then normal home schooling because you still able to go to dances and see your friends Marissa