Question by __Jackie69__: Reporting homeschooling in Michigan?
I live in Michigan, and will be homeschooling my daughter next year. She will be in 9th grade. I?ll be keeping detailed records of all the work she completes, as well as test & quiz grades. I?ve purchased her cirriculum which includes math, history, science, English, & religion. We are also getting 2 elective courses, art and accounting. I?ll also be adding other activities?watching nature & science dvd, choosing books for her to read, science experiments, field trips?etc?
What I need to know is?.in Michigan, do I need to report her grades somewhere? It seems too easy to just be able to take your child out of school and teach them at home without having to supply teaching records & grades to someone.
Also?how does college work for a homeschooled child? There will be no high school records?only the ones I keep. Is this enough to get into college?
Best answer:
Answer by aylatroy
In Washington state we are required to have our home schooled children take exams to test where they are compared to their peers as well as become home school licensed as parents. The link below should help you get started on what your state requirements are and give you the appropriate links and contacts for you to provide the school district your Letter of Intent, and other paper work that you might need.
Good Luck and Congratulations!
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