Getting Started Homeschooling

Welcome to homeschooling!
The U.S. Department of Education currently estimates that there are over a million homeschoolers in the United States. Homeschooling is being adopted by a broader range of families than ever before. Families choose to homeschool for many different reasons: educational, political, religious, or simply because they enjoy being with their children. Each family is unique, each child is unique. Take the time to discover what works for you and your child; flexibility is key.

An ocean of information awaits you; this page serves as a compass, helping you navigate and chart your course, directing you to the basics of information and support for homeschooling in Massachusetts.

You've made the decision to homeschool. Here's how to get started:

	Become a Friend of AHEM.
	Review Homeschool Guidelines at a Glance.
	Read Tips for Writing Your Education Plan, including Sample Education Plan and Methods of Evaluation. The first step to start officially homeschooling in Massachusetts is to submit an education plan to your local school superintendent or school committee.
	Don't hesitate to contact AHEM if you need further help.

To Finding Support and Resources

To Reaching Out

To Thinking About Homeschooling

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The information on this website does not constitute legal advice; it is provided for informational purposes only.