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To: Marie
The requirement I was referring to is in the state of Tennessee:

Any parents/legal guardians who lack the education required to teach a grade level (High School Diploma, or GED- grades K-8; BA Degree - grades 9-12) should be contacted by the school system and informed that they do not qualify [emphasis mine] to conduct an independent home school.

Independent Home School Procedures - Tennessee

Note: This only applies to parents who wish to homeschool their children independently--which was our desire in the first place w/no wish to tie-in church and school. These regulations do not apply if the parent is associated with a Church-related school.

BTW, I am in NC. This came from a discussion with friends in TN.
31 posted on 11/26/2001 11:34:00 AM PST by Calico
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To: Calico
http://www.hslda.org/laws/default.asp?State=TN

According to HSLDA, you can HS your own kids K-8 without a GED or degree if you are associated with a church group. I have a friend in AL who's found a LOT of local churches who are willing to sign you up as a member just for that reason. (without manditory attendance, etc.) There usually is a loophole to crawl through, though.I agree that this is just another example of the state trying to tie the hands of HSers.

(Texas and WY RULE!! lol!)

32 posted on 11/26/2001 1:59:06 PM PST by Marie
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