Category: Homeschooling vs. PPPs or ALEs

Email of the Day: Can my kids participate in K-12 or another online virtual academy and also use a PPP locally? Answer: The problem with enrolling in K-12 and trying to also enroll in a local PPP is a problem of FTE (full time equivalency, a unit of measure used in schools). In general, you

Email of the Day: Yikes! I just saw the below message posted on a national homeschool site. Is there anyway something like this could happen in Washington, Jen Garrison Stuber Handweaver? “This was posted in our Indiana homeschool page: As IAHE Director of Government Affairs, I frequently interface with the Indiana General Assembly (IGA) on

Email of the Day: I hear that k-12 is good but haven’t gotten a chance to look into it. I have several friends who homeschool have recommended it. Answer: Unless you buy it outright, K-12 is enrolling in public school and leaving homeschooling. They’re doing public school at home, and using “homeschooling” as shorthand to

Email of the Day: Hello, I have a quick question. We are doing our own curriculum and not using Homelink or any other programs in our school district. But I know that the parents that do qualify for curriculum and educational material purchase. We live and pay taxes to support our schools, although we are

Email of the Day: Hello, I have a quick question. We are doing our own curriculum and not using Homelink or any other programs in our school district. But I know that the parents that do qualify for curriculum and educational material purchase. We live and pay taxes to support our schools, although we are