In Texas where do i send...?

Question

In Texas who do i send my work that i did in homeschool too?

Thanks.

Answer 1

You don't.  They don't care and won't process or accept it.

You can keep records and send an abstract of this to a college when yu apply, but Texas don't care one way or the other!

Answer 2

if your in a program you send to primary teacher if not nobody if you homeschool on own

Answer 3

Here is some information on homeschooling in Texas:

http://www.successful-homeschooling.com/...

In Texas you do not have to notify, report, keep records or submit to standardized testing.  Your parents are responsible for your assigning and assessing your coursework, and they determine when you will graduate and issue your diploma.

If you are concerned about college, check the admissions of the colleges you are interested in and make sure you are fulfilling those requirements.

Here are some other state organizations in Texas:

http://www.thsc.org

http://www.nthen.org

Answer 4

You don't send your work in Texas. You are considered a private school. Your parents are the owners, the headmasters, the teachers, the custodians... and you are their enrolled student.

Your parents have total say over what you do, they're the ones who need to put together a transcript for you and they will be the ones to issue a diploma.

Answer 5

If you are homeschooling, you are entirely on your own.  You will need to have your parents check your work, or find a mentor, perhaps someone at your church or another homeschooling family.  

Check this group out.  www.smoothingtheway.com