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The document provides comprehensive information from the Michigan Department of Education regarding nonpublic and home schools, including definitions, attendance requirements, reporting processes, funding restrictions, state regulations, educational programs and services available to nonpublic school students, and guidelines for student records. It outlines the responsibilities of parents and schools in maintaining educational standards and compliance with state laws while detailing various support services accessible to nonpublic school students.

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How do I know if a homeschool is accredited?

The easiest thing to do is ask. Call or email the institution youre researching and simply ask them if theyre accredited, and by whom. If they tiptoe around the subject or say that theyre registered, authorized, licensed, or approved, theres a good chance they arent actually accredited.

Does accreditation matter to homeschool?

An accredited homeschool program is not necessary for high school graduation or college admission. No U.S. states require any type of homeschool accreditation. Accredited homeschool curriculum is a myth. Only schools can be accredited, not curriculum.

What is the difference between accredited and non-accredited?

The biggest difference is that theres no verification of the quality or integrity of a non-accredited schools education. With an accredited school, parents can be confident their students are getting an effective and quality education that will serve them well in the future.

What is non accredited homeschool?

Online homeschool programs/curriculums are not a school and do not have teachersparents still remain as their students instructors. Online school students, on the other hand, have teachers and counselors who are not their parentsand will graduate from the school receiving a high school diploma.

What is a non public school?

If a curriculum is unaccredited, it doesnt mean that its bad, it just means that it hasnt been reviewed for content quality or rigor. You may be interested in an accredited homeschool curriculum if You think your student may re-enter traditional school at some point.

Is online public school the same as homeschool?

Public schools depend primari- ly on local, state, and federal government funds, while private schools are usually supported by tuition payments and sometimes by funds from other nonpublic sources such as religious organiza- tions, endowments, grants, and charitable donations.

What does it mean if a homeschool is not accredited?

If a curriculum is unaccredited, it doesnt mean that its bad, it just means that it hasnt been reviewed for content quality or rigor. You may be interested in an accredited homeschool curriculum if

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