How can i drop out of high school and get on home school?

December 15th, 2009 | by school |
home school
Kenneth asked:


In school there is this school psychologist that is really strict & hard on kids being absent & dropping out of high school. I want to get on an home schooling program because i have severe medical problems and i can’t attend school a lot. How can i get my parents to agree with this? How can i drop out and get on home school and get a high school? Please help me!

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  1. 3 Responses to “How can i drop out of high school and get on home school?”

  2. By leslielovesjb on Dec 16, 2009 | Reply

    You wouldn’t be “dropping out”, you would simply switch from public school to homeschooling.

    First, check out your state laws at .

    I suggest an online school.
    You could check to see if or is available for you. Those two are free, it’s just public school online.

    To get your parents to agree you need to do research and present it to them in a mature way. Show them that you are serious about your education and that you think homeschooling is what’s best. Maybe show them pros AND cons about it. You can’t entirely convince them to homeschool you, after all, they ARE the parents, but you can steer them into choosing it.

    I wish you luck!

  3. By usuxmyblood2 on Dec 17, 2009 | Reply

    i am doing a program called penn foster it’s mainly for collage and career but they have high school. i like it because you get to do it at your own pace you don’t have to have a dead line on any thing. you do it by mail and e-mail and phone and they have tutors that can help you by phone. just show your parents the web site and show them that home schooling is really what you want to do.

    ps: if you do it then you have to make sure it’s really right for you

  4. By socalmal on Dec 19, 2009 | Reply

    Homeschooling is not the same thing as dropping out of public school and doing home-study through a public school. Find a program that helps you figure it all out, but you have to have your parents in on it from day one, they are responsible and the ones who will see that it is done right. Do an internet search for your state to find accurate information from people who actually are in the process of homeschooling or using other programs to educate their children. Try this site first hslda.org it is very useful for all homeschoolers.

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