What homeschooling do you go through for high school?

Question

I live in Indiana and i will be getting homeschooled.

Answer 1

I know that CALVA has school sited in many other states. you can check there web site calva.org or K12.com

Answer 2

We bought a set of CD's ten years ago.  It is called the Robinson Curriculum.  We use the method and material from the 22 cd's.  Basically, it is all about "self-teaching".  The students start learning this way and continue through their high-school years.  

They also use the same study method for college --- many study at home and take AP and CLEP exams which enables them to earn college credit prior to ever taking on-campus courses.

The children compute math equations from Saxon Math levels 54 through Calculus and they write and read every day for 12+ years.

When they are done they choose to either go to college or get good jobs.  The 22 cd's cost us only $195 10 years ago and the price is still the same.

Answer 3

K12.com and BYU both have excellent HS programs.

Answer 4

some states now reqiure that the person teaching must be a certified teacher,check into that too.

If you homeschool you don't go through a H.S.

Answer 5

I don't go THROUGH anything. That is, assuming you mean going through a school or a special program. My mom and I (together with equal input) just pick out what subjects I want/need to study for the year, and at the beginning of the year we shop around and buy whatever materials, equipment, books, and/or software I'm going to need. We mix and match and put it all together ourselves. And I have a huge say in it, so it's not like anything is ever being forced on me.

Answer 6

Hi, we homeschooled in Indiana too.  We went from 6th grade until he finished high school.  There is a lot of support here for homeschoolers.  Feel free to email me for info.