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Community College Pre-Approved Course Lists
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Community College Pre-Approved Course Lists

Alessa2020-07-22T11:50:30-04:00

Maryland Community College Dual Enrollment Programs Maryland community college dual enrollment programs offer students the opportunity to earn high school AND college credit at the same time. Program eligibility, such as age and number of classes that can be Read more...

Community College Pre-Approved Course ListsAlessa2020-07-22T11:50:30-04:00

College Promise Scholarship
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College Promise Scholarship

Alessa2020-02-26T13:53:35-05:00

College Promise Scholarship and Homeschoolers The Maryland College Promise Scholarship is a last dollar award available to qualifying students to attend a community college or apprenticeship program. This scholarship is given in addition to any funds Read more...

College Promise ScholarshipAlessa2020-02-26T13:53:35-05:00

Math Requirements
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Math Requirements

Editor MDHSA2019-09-13T20:02:44-04:00

In 2013, the Maryland General Assembly passed SB 740, creating a new math graduation requirement for public school students. While the law does not directly effect homeschoolers, it does establish the standard of what is "usually taught" in public Read more...

Math RequirementsEditor MDHSA2019-09-13T20:02:44-04:00

Transferring High School Homeschool Credits
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Transferring High School Homeschool Credits

Editor MDHSA2020-07-12T16:35:00-04:00

Attention COVID19 Homeschool Families If you are electing to officially homeshool for the short-term during the COVID19 pandemic, be sure to talk with your child's guidance counselor about the process for re-enrolling back into public Read more...

Transferring High School Homeschool CreditsEditor MDHSA2020-07-12T16:35:00-04:00

MSDE Approved Online High School Courses
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MSDE Approved Online High School Courses

Editor MDHSA2020-07-12T16:46:42-04:00

Attention COVID19 Homeschool Families If you are electing to officially homeshool for the short-term during the COVID19 pandemic, be sure to talk with your child's guidance counselor about the process for re-enrolling back into public school. This conversation Read more...

MSDE Approved Online High School CoursesEditor MDHSA2020-07-12T16:46:42-04:00

Service Learning Hours
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Service Learning Hours

Editor MDHSA2019-09-13T20:11:00-04:00

Including Volunteering In Your Homeschool Maryland law requires public school students to complete 75-hours of service-learning (aka "volunteer hours") before they can graduate from high school. This graduation requirement does not apply to Maryland homeschoolers, but a number of Read more...

Service Learning HoursEditor MDHSA2019-09-13T20:11:00-04:00

Homeschool Military Enlistment
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Homeschool Military Enlistment

Editor MDHSA2019-09-13T20:12:37-04:00

On June 28, 2012, the Department of Defense implemented new guidelines for how all branches of the military must treat homeschool students who wish to enlist in the army, navy, air force, or marines. In accord with section 532 Read more...

Homeschool Military EnlistmentEditor MDHSA2019-09-13T20:12:37-04:00

Homeschoolers and Work Permits
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Homeschoolers and Work Permits

Editor MDHSA2019-09-13T20:14:16-04:00

Legally Working When You're Under 18 Maryland teenagers between the ages of 14 and 18 must have a state-issued work permit in order to work paid employment. Once a teenager has been offered a specific job, they must Read more...

Homeschoolers and Work PermitsEditor MDHSA2019-09-13T20:14:16-04:00

Homeschoolers and Sports – Other States
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Homeschoolers and Sports – Other States

Editor MDHSA2019-09-13T20:15:28-04:00

As of 2018, Maryland is officially in the minority of states that do not allow homeschoolers the opportunity to participate in any after-school activities, including sports. Currently, 26 other states have decided that, YES, homeschoolers should be given equal Read more...

Homeschoolers and Sports – Other StatesEditor MDHSA2019-09-13T20:15:28-04:00

Taking the GED
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Taking the GED

Alessa2019-09-13T20:16:26-04:00

Taking the GED as a Homeschooler Anyone wishing to take the GED exam in the state of Maryland must be at least 18-years old. Maryland, however, does allow certain individuals to take the GED at an earlier age. Maryland Read more...

Taking the GEDAlessa2019-09-13T20:16:26-04:00