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Home Schooling Resources
A minority of states have statutes that require public schools to give home schooled students access to district
resources, such as school libraries, computer labs, extracurricular activities, or even academic courses. In some
communities, home schoolers meet with a teacher periodically for curriculum review and suggestions. The laws of
some states give districts the option of giving home schooled students access to such resources.
Advocacy Organizations
To help protect the rights of parents to legally home school their children, many membership organizations have
been started. There are several national level groups.
Many states also have organizations. Some believe groups at state level are more effective because homeschool
laws are made at the state level.
Related Resources:
- Attainment Company
For professionals in education, rehabilitation, and health care.
For over 30 years Attainment Company has provided award winning, research based learning materials, software,
assistive technology, life skills products and books to children and adults with moderate to severe developmental
disabilities.
PO Box 930160, Verona, Wisconsin 53593-0160 USA
- Attainment Family
For the family.
With the right resources, people with developmental disabilities like autism can be empowered to attain
their goals in school, at home and in the community. Attainment Family offers the same products (previously
only available to schools and clinics) for home use at a lower cost than the professional versions.
The Single Family License is for home use and not classroom or school districts. Attainment Family offers
free shipping and a 30 day return policy on all packaged products.
- Children's University of Manchester
Good stuff here. You need to check it out.
Resources include online interactive learning materials for use on whiteboards or PCs; video clips which will
bring the University to your desktop; downloadable resources and educational games.
- Educational Board Games For Kids
- Parents Instructing Challenged Children
PICC is a network of parents home
schooling children with special needs.
Fulton, New York 13069-1954 USA
- Special & Regular Education
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