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ALASKA
HOMESCHOOL LAW
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Homeschool laws vary for each
state. To learn more about legal
requirements for homeschooling your children in the state of
Alaska, please click here. |
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GETTING
STARTED IN ALASKA
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Here are some great sources for
more information on home schooling in Alaska. Whether you are
seeking the state home school requirements or to find out how you can get
school credit for home schooling in Alaska, the sources listed
below will help get you what you need.
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County
School Board of Education - With the increased
popularity of home schooling across
Alaska, it has become
more common for the board of education to designate one
of their staff members to assist home schoolers in
finding the information they need. |
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Your
Local Public School - Your local public school can
help provide you with information and home schooling requirements. They
can also help you get in contact with record keeping
services for home school students. |
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Local
Home School Organizations - Your local home school
group is likely to have established contacts that
provide record keeping services. They are also a great
source for finding activities for your gets to get
involved with. To help you find a home school
organization in
Alaska, we have provided the contact
information shown
below: |
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Alaska
Private Home Educators Association
Box 141764
Anchorage AK 99514
rparsons@gci.net |
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Alaska
Homeschool Network
The Alaska Homeschool Network is a statewide networking
and communications tool for Alaskan home schoolers, and
for anyone interested in home schooling in Alaska. The
Alaska Homeschool Network provides free information
about local and regional home schooling support groups
in Alaska and other states, and maintains a networking
email list for anyone interested in home schooling. |
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GETTING
SCHOOL CREDIT IN ALASKA
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If you want to get school credit
for Alaska homeschool work, you have to hire a service to keep
records of all school courses that your children complete at
home. Since requirements vary from state to state, we
recommend using a service located within Alaska.
Learning Things can provide you with the materials which can
be used to qualify for credit in any state. However, Learning
Things does not verify that your student has completed the
materials. For that, you would need to hire a record keeping
service.
These services
are authorized by the state to keep records of your activities
and award your children with credits. To find a service in
your area, we recommend contacting any of the sources listed
above.
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