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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.
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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Devastating Test Results: Test Canceled and Scores Lost
Plan ahead to avoid devastating test results .
Whether your child is a super-smart, gifted test -taker, or struggling test -o-phobe, there is one thing that could ruin their test results completely. A total failure on the part of the school giving the test .
… Read MorePlease note that as of January 2021, The College Board has discontinued SAT Subject Tests® and
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Subject Tests for Ivy League Admission
Gearing up for Ivy League admission is one of the toughest challenge for high school students, whether they are homeschooled or not. Ivy admission requires excellence in all areas, exceeding requirements - and a healthy dose of luck.
Please note that as of January 2021, The College Board has discontinued SAT Subject Tests® and SAT® essay .
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The Purpose of Middle School
Purpose for Students
Middle school is the pause between elementary school and high school. Children learn at different rates –not just homeschoolers, ALL kids! The pause, middle school, gives slow or reluctant learners time to catch up before high school. At the same time, it gives quick and academically capable children a chance to continue learning at their level.
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