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Absolutely! You can start homeschooling your teen at any time—even if they have completed a few years of high school. Make sure to get a partial transcript from the public or private high school and add those classes to your student’s final transcript.

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Summary of Colorado Independent School Law

As an alternative to the homeschool statute, many Colorado families have enrolled their children in an independent or satellite school while teaching them at home. This article offers a detailed explanation of the independent school laws that apply.
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High School Recommendations: What’s Right for You?
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Three Families Push Back Against Discrimination: ‘We Want This to End’

Years of legal action, sharp back-and-forth with a deputy attorney general, multiple regulatory board hearings, and finally a lawsuit—just so New Jersey homeschoolers can style hair.
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When Homeschool Generations Link Arms

Homeschooling moms across the generations need each other. While the homeschooling landscape looks different now than it did 40 years ago, our uniting mission should be to support one another.
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The Road to Homeschool Freedom is Getting Hairy
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Are We Seeing an Ebbing Tide for Homeschool Freedom?
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Homeschooling: Bridging the Academic Achievement Gap

What does 'educational inequality' mean, and what does homeschooling have to do with it? Read this Court Report cover story to find out all about how homeschooling is bridging the educational gap.
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The Biggest Question: Why?
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High School & Beyond

Whether you choose to homeschool your teen for a year or two—or all the way through—it’s a big, yet often rewarding undertaking.
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Special Needs Curriculum List (K–12)

Comprehensive list of curriculum for special needs including complete curriculums, diagnosis-specific curriculum (autism, dyslexia), and popular subjects (math, reading, history, science).
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