El paso homeschoolers

Only members can see who's in the group and what they post. Anyone can find this group. El Paso, Texas. Group focus: Parenting. Group created on April 2, Name last changed on April 5, See more. Created 2 years ago. Group rules from the admins. Be Kind and Courteous. We're all in this together to create a welcoming environment.

Let's treat everyone with respect. Healthy debates are natural, but kindness is required. We do not promote only one way of schooling. Please be kind to those who are choosing a different route from your own. Political and slanderous posts.

Texas Homeschool Coalition has resources for help with high school transcripts. You are not legally required to register with your local school district or receive their permission to homeschool, but you must withdraw your child ren from public school if they are already enrolled.

Note: The date that you will begin homeschooling is now required by the Texas Education Agency TEA in order to withdraw a child from public school. It is important to make certain that students are withdrawn before homeschooling begins and that homeschooling begins as soon as the student is withdrawn in order to avoid schools counting the student absent prior to withdrawal and potentially filing truancy charges.

Withdrawal by email is the preferred method as you are not required to fill out any additional forms or make an appearance at the school. Texas Homeschool Coalition has a withdrawal email as well as more details on their website. If the school follows up and asks you to come in or for more information you will need to respond with a letter of assurance.

You do not need to go in to the school or provide any more details than what is in this letter. You are always welcome to copy your withdrawal emails and letters of assurance to El Paso Homeschool Association and disenroll thsc. Sign In My Account. Texas Homeschool Laws Homeschools in Texas are considered private schools. There are only three requirements to homeschool in Texas: The instruction must be bona fide i.

Record Keeping: Legally no records have to be kept in the state of Texas, but many parents choose to keep some sort of records. To withdraw your child ren from public school: You are not legally required to register with your local school district or receive their permission to homeschool, but you must withdraw your child ren from public school if they are already enrolled.