Districts provide curriculum and sometimes purchase orders for curriculum purchases. All decisions relating to curriculum and philosophy or doctrine are the responsibility of the parent. It is against the law for public school programs to use religious curriculum. It is the parents responsibility to see that the child s progress is appropriate for their age or stage of development. The student s performance is evaluated every 45 school days.
Parents keep the health, testing and educational records of their child at home.
ALP records, evaluations, grades, credits, WASL scores, etc. are kept at the school. Homeschooled students are exempt from Outcome-Based Education and Goals 2000. The student s ALP must support the Outcome-Based education goals and objectives. Some public alternative education programs have the word homeschool in their title. The only program that we are aware of presently that is offered through the public schools for homeschoolers that is not a public alt.