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Even if said child is not interested in anything besides playing with his friends and reading? He gets enough exercise and does exceptionally well in school. He refuses to take part in any group or activity that he will be signed up for.
The boy is going into the 6th grade which is still elementary.

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Every family that decides to homeschool must tackle the issue of grading. Do grades help you assess your child’s progress? Or is the whole reason for grading a throwback to a content standard in public schools that is not really relevant to homeschoolers? Every state has content standards that can be obtained from your local superintenent’s office. These describe what should be taught in a given year and a grade. And in public schools, standardized testing measures how well a child meets those standards. Are those the standards you want to use to evaluate your child, or do you want…

My daughter is starting 10th grade on September 3. She is ready to go back.

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I was taught in 8th grade…those were the days.

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I’m posting this twice, once in Grade Schooler and once in Adolescent.

What grade is your child or you going in to?

I’m going into the Tenth Grade, and we start 2 weeks from Wednesday.

August 5th is the date.
Yes, we do go back early. AND, we got out June 3rd! Yes, I’m in America. Kentucky (Western, the part where we DON’T marry our cousins.)

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The kindergarten through 8th grade virtual school was created in the Florida schools in 2003. It was sold to lawmakers as a great way to save money, offering coursework to replace on-campus teachers and classrooms at a savings of $700 per student. Only students who had attended the Florida schools the previous year were eligible to participate at a cost to the Florida schools of $4,800 per student. The savings over physical classroom instruction for the Florida schools was expected to be $700,000 with a 1,000 student enrollment in the virtual school program.

Though in theory the money saved by…

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