FAQs About HB 832 Homeschool Advisory Council Bill
FAQs About HB 832 Homeschool Advisory Council Get answers to your questions and concerns about Maryland's proposed Homeschool Advisory Council. In February 2022, Read more...
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FAQs Homeschoolers Taking the GED
Maryland homeschoolers are not required to take the GED. However, some families opt to take the test because they want the state-issued high Read more...
Portfolio Review FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About COMAR Maryland is a moderately easy state to homeschool in. Once a parent submits their Read more...
Homeschool 101 FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About Starting to Homeschool Anne Arundel County Public Schools produced a 9-minute video on starting to homeschool Read more...
2022 Legislative Updates
Get the latest 2022 legislative updates on Maryland General Assembly bills relating to homeschooling and general education issues. 2022: HB 832 Read more...
COVID19 Homeschooling
With the uncertainty surrounding the spread of the COVID19 virus, public and private schools are struggling to develop adequate plans that ensure healthy and Read more...
Math Requirements
In 2013, the Maryland General Assembly passed SB 740, creating a new math graduation requirement for public school students. While the law does not Read more...
Homeschool Co-ops
Homeschool co-ops have existed in Maryland for decades. Originally, co-ops were created by families who meet once or twice a week to learn Read more...
Legislative Update on HB 1798
DEFEATED: 3/12/2018 at 1:25pm MDHSA spoke directly to Delegate Turner. The bill will NOT be going to hearing this session. Your Content Goes Read more...
Getting Started Consultations
Getting Started Consultations The Maryland Homeschool Association believes that all families have the right to access free and factual information Read more...