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Is a Perfect PSAT Score Required for Merit Scholarships? Thursday, 16 July 2009

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  • Homeschool High School: Teaching Health

    Homeschool health requirements vary by state. Check your state homeschool law, and see what your state may require for health.

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    Unless your state requires it, you don’t have to teach Health every year of high school. Some states want Health to be a requirement for graduation, but colleges generally don’t care about it much. Some colleges want to see students

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  • 3 Waves of Scholarships

    Scholarships come in waves. They don't all come at once and they don't all come when you receive college admission. And, unfortunately, they don't all come by the time you have to decide on your college, either. To say the least, they certainly don't come when it's convenient, that's for sure.

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    Three Waves of Scholarships

    Scholarships come in Waves - 3…     Read More

  • What if I Homeschool Only Senior Year?

    Mary Jo emailed asking for advice as to whether a public-schooled high school junior should consider homeschooling for only her senior year of high school. Here's what I said.

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    My best advice is this;  "Know your child and trust yourself."  If you know that homeschooling is the best fit for your child, then trust yourself and do it.  Don't avoid…     Read More

  • [Free Class] Creating Transcripts for Your Unique Child

    Do you find yourself fretting over the unavoidable task of making a homeschool transcript for your high school student? What seems like a daunting task can be done in a way that highlights your child's unique qualities. 

    Creating transcripts

    Families have a lot in common, but every family is unique, and every child is unique in the classes they take. You can

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