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   Is homeschooling legal in California?

   • Homeschooling is legal in California. Because the California Education Code never explicitly mentions homeschooling, the right of parents to homeschool their children is open to legal interpretation. However, this is true of many rights not explicitly delineated in the law. Children between the ages of 6 and 18 are required to attend school.

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   Is homeschooling a good idea in California?

   • The latest data (2022-23) from the California Department of Finance shows that enrollment in California public schools has declined by over 310,400 students since the 2019-20 school year. One of the chief reasons parents choose to homeschool is academic achievement. California’s student achievement test scores are some of the worst in the nation.

   Homeschooling in California: What Parents Should Know

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   What are the different types of homeschooling options in California?

   • In California, families who opt for homeschooling have three main options. These include operating as a private home-based school, enrolling in a private school satellite program (PSP), or instructing through a private tutor.

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   Can I homeschool a child with special needs in California?

   • If you’re homeschooling a child with special needs in California, you will need to comply with that standard of state regulations. Homeschoolers are considered private school students and can be eligible for federal funds for private school students.

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   What percentage of California students are homeschooled?

   • Based on the latest available data, about 3.4% of school-aged children in California receive homeschooling. Although this percentage may slightly fluctuate over time, it typically represents a small but meaningful proportion of the student population who choose to be homeschooled.

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   Do homeschoolers have to meet graduation requirements in California?

   • Unlike public school requirements of 22 to 26 one-year courses, homeschoolers can determine when their student meets graduation standards and issue their diploma accordingly. Unlike public school seniors in California, homeschoolers do not have to comply with testing mandates.

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2. www.hsc.org › homeschool-legalities-101California Homeschooling Laws Made Easy: A Guide from HSC

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   Homeschooling is legal in California. Because the California Education Code never explicitly mentions homeschooling, the right of parents to homeschool their children is open to legal interpretation. However, this is true of many rights not explicitly delineated in the law.

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   Jun 29, 2020 · In California, there are three legal options under which you may homeschool privately. You are free to choose the option that best meets your family’s needs. Here are the options: Option 1: Homeschooling as a home-based private school. Option 2: Homeschooling with a private school satellite program (PSP)

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   Feb 12, 2024 · Understanding California’s Homeschooling Regulations. In California, families have three legal options for homeschooling privately, which allow them to tailor education to their needs: Option 1: Homeschooling As A Home-based Private School

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   Questions about how to homeschool in California? Start here for a quick overview: homeschooling laws & requirements, compulsory attendance ages, withdrawal, access to sports & special ed. services, recordkeeping, work permits, jury duty . . .

6. www.parentunion.org › homeschooling-in-californiaHomeschooling in California: What Parents Should Know

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   Jun 6, 2023 · In an era where California parents have to challenge local school boards, the California Department of Education, and the legislature to have a voice in their children’s education, homeschooling offers the flexibility and personalized approach that many families seek.

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7. homeschoolacademy.com › california-homeschool-lawsHomeschooling in California | Homeschool Requirements in CA

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   Knowing California homeschooling requirements is one key to successful homeschooling. Below is a summary of California homeschool laws. You can find additional information on Home School Legal Defense Association’s (HSLDA) website as well: California HSLDA Reference.

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   We’ll cover the history of homeschooling in California, current homeschool laws in California, required notifications and filings, curriculum and testing choices, high school transcripts, and special education services.