Quote From: omgwhocaresWhyat do you think unschoolers do that is unlawful?
Although I have unschooled in one of the states you listed, I now legally unschool in another state. I certainly am no expert on all 50 states, but I know the regulations in the states where I have lived.
I think that you either don't understand the law, or don't understand unschooling.
I said.....If you do not live in one of
the state I mentioned....you will have to teach the lessons required;
do the required testing and turn it into the state you live; record
your child work, progress, grades, and what you taught; have
qualifications; teach a certain amount of instruction hours; and be
approved by a board. SOME states require all this to be done and SOME
do not. If you live in a state were one or more of those is a
requirement AND you do not follow the required home schooling
laws....you are breaking the law.
How as an unschooler (IF
you happen to live in a state with major laws for homeschooling) can
you be following the law if none of the above is done. The
unschooling family on Dr. Phil...UNLESS they live in a very relaxed
state like one I mentioned......is breaking the law.
As I
said before...I am not a lawyer; I just have paralegal college
education.
