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I love the "Parent is not annoyed" on the evaluation criteria.
Wednesday, 10 February 2021 16:38
That is my favorite part, Peggy!
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This article addressed what I was wondering about and thoroughly explained just what I needed to know. Thank you, Lee, for your gr... Read More
Wednesday, 02 December 2020 03:31
Lee always loves to know that she has helped! Thank you for you kind comment, Heather!
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Thanks for the tip about curriculum in Texas. Taking drivers ed AND having a homeschool transcript will often earn the "Goo... Read More
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Once my daughter got her license and I was adding her as a driver to our policy, the insurance representative asked me whether she... Read More
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Extremely helpful, as always. Thanks!
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Hi Jennifer,
There are 4 ways to determine credit, and they don't all involve counting hours. If someone else has measured the cla... Read More
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I recently read a PDF by you about homeschooling high school that talked about how a semester credit is about 60-90 hours of work ... Read More
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