It all depends on your budget. Now that you can do almost anything on the internet, you can actually homeschool for as little as it costs to run your computer on the internet, printer ink, paper, and research hours to create your own curriculum. It can also be as expensive as you want it to be if you buy all teacher's guides (not always necessary), student books and optional supplies. There are options for correspondence schools that test and grade your child and do all the record keeping for you. These can be quite expensive. You can find some at less of an expense if you research different ones on the internet. Also available are video and satellite schools. These also tend to be more expensive. You can also do combinations of these different styles. Many do a notebooking method, where the student gleans information from a variety of sources and then creates a notebook utilizing this information Others do unit studies, combining all classes into units focusing on one main topic. The best way to decide is to do a search on homeschooling or sign up on a few Yahoo homeschooling groups and discuss the costs with other homeschooling parents. There is a wealth of information to be gleaned from these groups. I hope this helped you out a little.
It is free.
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Well when i put my child in home schooling it was free but in other homeschooling cost about 50$ 4
your looking at roughly $1400
It depends on your method of homeschooling, subject matter, and whether or not you can locate free or low-cost materials. If you buy new curriculum, it is a significant investment. If you rely primarily on books from the library or hand-me-downs, the cost will be minimal.
1000 dollars a year and it is a good school there is social in case you were wondering
Homeschooling is free! But you have to buy the supplies you need.
Homeschooling costs vary wildly. A student may be homeschooled for a very low cost by using free resources such as the local library, the internet, used curriculum sales, or distance-learning programs provided by local public schools. The last option is not generally recommended, as it removes freedom of curriculum choice, which is a main reason many people choose to homeschool.Expenses increase from there, and there is really no limit to how much it can theoretically cost.
it costs $5,800,8300,674,95 and this really the cost even if u dont believ me! soo good luck wit ur poor assz!!
No, actually it's free. But you have to buy the supplies.
Homeschooling is not a paying job. Parents who don't like public education and aren't satisfied with the local private schools have the option of homeschooling their kids in some states. If you're talking about teaching other people's kids in their homes, then you are talking about tutoring, not homeschooling.
Yes- there are some online public schools available for free, varying by state. You may need to get software for this, but it is less expensive than other homeschooling.