0 to teach a child at home rather than sending him or her to school: --
1 a home where a child is taught instead of being sent to school: --
Every homeschool is unique.
2 used to describe people that teach their children at home rather than sending them to school, or things related to doing this: --
Parents may homeschool their children for religious reasons or enroll them in private schools.
Many parents of children with disabilities choose to homeschool because they feel more prepared to meet the needs of their child.
Acceptance is open to homeschool students who wish to participate, as well as athletes in schools which do not offer a sports opportunity.
The company also produces products for the homeschool and tutoring markets.
Students receive specific instruction for the homeschool program and one on one tutoring.
According to study done on the homeschool movement, home schoolers are making headlines by winning national spelling bees and exceeding at elite universities.
Keystone took its current name and became a major part of the homeschool market in 1994.
Some families choose to homeschool their children due to religious beliefs, while others choose to do so because of dissatisfaction with other educational options.
