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HOME SCHOOL LEGAL
DEFENSE ASSOCIATION
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Summary
Below is brief summary of the homeschooling law in South Carolina. For a detailed analysis of homeschooling in South Carolina,
see:
South CarolinaA Legal Analysis  (Requires
Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Compulsory School Age "five years of age before September first until . . . seventeenth birthday or" graduation
from high school; five-year-olds may be excused from kindergarten with submission of written notice to the school district
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South Carolina Legal Home Schooling Options: 1 2 3 |
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Option: 1
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Option: 2
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Option: 3
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Legal Option:
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Establish and operate a home school as approved by the local school
board
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Establish and operate a home school under the membership auspices
of the South Carolina Association of Independent Home Schools (SCAIHS)
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Establish and operate a home school under the membership auspices
of an association for home schools with no fewer than fifty members
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Attendance:
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180 days per year, 4½ hours per day
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180 days per year
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180 days per year
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Subjects:
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Reading, writing, math, science, and social studies; also composition
and literature in grades 7-12
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Reading, writing, math, science, and social studies; also composition
and literature in grades 7-12
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Reading, writing, math, science, and social studies; also composition
and literature in grades 7-12
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Qualifications:
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High school diploma or GED or a baccalaureate degree
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High school diploma or GED
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High school diploma or GED
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Notice:
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None
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None
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None
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Recordkeeping:
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Maintain evidence of regular instruction including a record of subjects
taught, activities in which the student and parent engage, a portfolio of the childs work, and a record of academic evaluations,
with a semiannual progress report
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None required by statute; SCAIHS requires some recordkeeping
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Maintain evidence of regular instruction including a record of subjects
taught, activities in which the student and parent engage, and a portfolio of the childs work, with a semiannual progress
report
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Testing:
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Participate in the annual statewide testing program and the Basic
Skills Assessment Program
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None required by statute; SCAIHS has certain testing requirements
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None
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HOME SCHOOL LEGAL
DEFENSE ASSOCIATION
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Summary
Below is brief summary of the homeschooling law in North Carolina. For a detailed analysis of homeschooling in North Carolina,
see:
North CarolinaA Legal Analysis  (Requires
Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Compulsory School Age "between the ages of seven and 16 years"
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North Carolina Legal Home Schooling Options: 1 |
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Option: 1
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Legal Option:
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Establish and operate a home school
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Attendance:
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At least nine calendar months per year, excluding reasonable holidays
and vacations
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Subjects:
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None, but annual standardized tests must cover English grammar, reading,
spelling, and mathematics
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Qualifications:
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High school diploma or GED
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Notice:
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File notice of intent with the state division of non-public education
upon starting home school
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Recordkeeping:
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Maintain attendance and immunization records and results of standardized
tests
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Testing:
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Administer an annual standardized test measuring achievement in English
grammar, reading, spelling, and mathematics, the results of which must be available for inspection
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