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If a student is home-schooled, should a parent, guardian, or tutor be required by law to be present during school hours? YES NO Please give a brief reason why you answered the way you did Are you:

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ayeitswesley
Well sadly the anwser is no! The reason is because you will need to be there around 80% of the time if they are off task but if you have a constant routine they will get used to doing it without you.

Till then. -ayeitswesley
It really depends in the state your in if your in a state....

1. requiring no notice: No state requirement for parents to initiate any contact.

2.with low regulation: State requires parental notification only.

3.with moderate regulation: State requires parents to send notification, test scores, and/or professional evaluation of student progress.

4.with high regulation: State requires parents to send notification or achievement test scores and/or professional evaluation, plus other requirements (e.g. curriculum approval by the state, teacher qualification of parents, or home visits by state officials).
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