Key Takeaways There’s no single national graduation standard for homeschoolers. Requirements vary by state, but the underlying four-year framework is consistent. Most families target roughly 20 to 24 credits across four years, weighted toward English, math, science, and social studies. The four years break down into the same building blocks either way: core courses, electives,…
Key Takeaways You don’t have to personally teach every subject, or any subject, to homeschool your kids while working full-time. The real blocker for most working parents isn’t time. It’s the assumption that homeschooling means being the one at the whiteboard all day. A dedicated teacher can run lessons, track progress, and keep your state’s…
Key Takeaways Homeschooling internationally is legal for U.S. families almost everywhere. What matters is which country’s or state’s rules you’re actually following, not your physical location. Most companies serving homeschoolers abroad only sell their own accredited curriculum package. Novel offers both accredited and customized paths, each with the option of a real teacher, not just…
