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Washington Homeschool Laws Explained


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Washington Education Code For Homeschooling
AN A TO Z RESOURCE
Not intended as legal advice. Laws for your information only. Revised code available.

Home-Based Education
Washington state law recognizes the desire of some parents to seek a home-based education for their children. OSPI offers technical assistance to school districts that are working with parents seeking to exercise this educational right.

Some Thoughts On How We Got The Homeschool Law We Have
In response to critical comments from a homeschool internet discussion. By Kathleen McCurdy.

Legislation

House Bills (HB) or Senate Bills (SB) that may be of interest to homeschooling families
Changes are in the air for homeschooling code in Washington. WHO provides links to help you follow the legislation.

Letter of Intent

Sample Declaration of Intent
Each parent whose child is receiving home-based instruction under RCW 28A.225.010(4) shall have the duty to: (1) File annually a signed declaration of intent that he or she is planning to cause his or her child to receive home-based instruction. From WHO.

Qualifying Courses

Qualifying Courses
The following groups/individuals have notified WHO that they offer qualifying courses for home-based instruction.

Family Academy's Parent Qualifying Classes
Offers classes at several community colleges as well as an online distance learning program.

Season of Re-education and Renewing of the Mind
This qualifying course designed by Barb Shelton is done entirely in your own home, at your own pace.

Tests Approved by the State Board of Education

Examples of Approved Standardized Achievement Tests for Home-Based Instruction Use
Parents providing home-based instruction for their children may use any standardized achievement test that has been evaluated by Buros Institute of Mental Measurements.

Testing Services
Places that offer to sell tests and evaluate them for homeschoolers in states that require testing.

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Recommended books to help you explore homeschooling
 

First Year of Homeschooling Your Child
Your Complete Guide to Getting Off to the Right Start

by Linda Dobson
With the constant concern about the safety and quality of our nation's schools, many of today's families are opting to teach their children at home. The first hurdle these families face is getting started.
 

Homeschooling : The Teen Years
Your Complete Guide to Successfully Homeschooling the 13- To 18-Year Old

by Cafi Cohen
This book reveals the adventure and rewards as well as the special challenges of working with this age group.
 
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