As the school year draws to a close there are two things to consider before you put the books away: documentation and your plans for next year. The two questions you need to ask yourself are: How will you document your child's progress? What will you do next year? To help you with this process … Continue reading 3 Tips to Wrap Up the School Year
Category: Homeschool Laws & Compliances
Have You Done Your Declaration of Intent?
It's that time of year again. As a reminder, you must submit a Declaration of Intent by September 1st or within 30 days after a home study program is established... and EVERY YEAR AFTER THAT. This is an annual process so don't forget to file every year. To complete your declaration of intent in Georgia, … Continue reading Have You Done Your Declaration of Intent?
Don’t forget Your Declaration of Intent!
It's that time of year again. As a reminder, you must submit a Declaration of Intent by September 1st or within 30 days after a home study program is established... and EVERY YEAR AFTER THAT. This is an annual process so don't forget to file every year. To complete your declaration of intent in Georgia, … Continue reading Don’t forget Your Declaration of Intent!
Have you done your Declaration of Intent?
It's that time of year again. As a reminder, you must submit a Declaration of Intent by September 1st or within 30 days after a home study program is established... and EVERY YEAR AFTER THAT. This is an annual process so don't forget to file every year. To complete your declaration of intent in Georgia, … Continue reading Have you done your Declaration of Intent?
Quizzes, Tests, Grades, Oh My!
Quizzes, tests, grades, Oh My! is right! How do you keep track of it all? Homeschool requirements and reporting vary from state to state. For example, in Georgia, parents are required to "write an annual progress assessment report in each required subject area for each student. These reports shall be retained for at least three … Continue reading Quizzes, Tests, Grades, Oh My!
The “A” Word
by Kendall Watkins Accreditation in the homeschool community is often misunderstood and sometimes controversial. Many families opt to have their student’s transcript accredited. Many do not. Still, some families choose accreditation for one student and not another. There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to accreditation. Each family must evaluate its own philosophical, practical, and … Continue reading The “A” Word
Declaration of Intent Deadline Sept. 1
It's that time of year again. As a reminder, you must submit a Declaration of Intent by September 1st or within 30 days after a home study program is established. This is an annual process so don't forget to file every year. To complete your declaration of intent in Georgia, click here. Looking for a … Continue reading Declaration of Intent Deadline Sept. 1
Wrapping Up the School Year
Are you counting down the days to your family's summer vacation? Well, before you break out the beach towels, take a moment to wrap up the school year right. Click here to follow the three tips to help you wrap up before you head out! Support EPIC as you shop on Amazon. Just click here every … Continue reading Wrapping Up the School Year
EPIC Webinar Toolkit
Thanks to the generous sponsorship of The Study Hall Education Consulting Company, LLC we have toolkits to share with you from our past webinar topics. You are not going to want to miss this opportunity. Click on the links below to access your toolkit today! Starting the Homeschool Year Right Create Your Own Homeschool Curriculum
3 Tips to Wrap Up the School Year
As the school year draws to a close there are a few things to consider before you put the books away. Documentation and Next Year. How will you document your child's progress? What will you do next year? Here are 3 tips to help you wrap up the school year. Tip 1: Check Your State … Continue reading 3 Tips to Wrap Up the School Year