[JustPiper]

Please tell me what state?

[chuckles]

This same scenario has been played out in many, if not most states by now. In Texas, it was the Leper case. It went to the Tejas Supreme ct and was finaly put to rest after about 10 years. The homeschoolers have won in every case that I know of. The school district doesn't have the right to pick my curriculum or test my child until college entrance. They couldn't enter my home and I need not answer any of their questions. They are not law enforcement. The rules in Texas were that I must teach reading, writing, math, and "good citizenship". I can use any material I choose to do that.

[dawn53]

Florida offers the dual-enrollment program for high school kids.