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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is included if I get a membership?

When you sign up for a Georgia Homeschooling Membership, you get instant access to the following:

  • Unlimited Students
  • Attendance Records
  • Declaration of Intent Forms
  • Progress Reports
  • Report Cards & Transcripts
  • Certificates, Awards, & Diplomas
  • Documents Stored in your Dashboard
  • Update, Download, and Print Reports Anytime

Even if you don’t live in the state of Georgia, you can still use this website and our online tools. The only thing that you can disregard will be the Declaration of Intent Form tab on your Dashboard, since that is specific for Georgia.

It is important to remember that there may be additional requirements for your state that Georgia Homeschooling may not address. Please be sure to contact your state’s department of education for all the laws and requirements specific to your state if you live outside of Georgia.

Our plan is to launch another website (hopefully in 2023) that is not state specific and can be used nationwide for homeschoolers to organize and download reports for attendance, progress reports, grade reports, certificates, etc.

Homeschool Curriculum is not included with a Georgia Homeschooling membership, however you can sign up for a Have Fun Teaching Membership. With a Have Fun Teaching Membership, you get instant access to thousands of worksheets, activities, games, songs, videos, workbooks, and more.

If you are homeschooling in Georgia, there are some Georgia Homeschool Requirements that you need to be aware of. Visit our blog post Georgia Homeschool Requirements for a list of the Top 7 Georgia Homeschool Requirements.

In Georgia, the parent or legal guardian must file a Declaration of Intent with the Georgia Department of Education for each homeschool year. This form must be submitted to the Georgia Department of Education within 30 days after establishment of a home study program and by September 1 annually thereafter. With a Georgia Homeschool Subscription, we make this process super easy!

When you click the Submit New Declaration of Intent Form from you Dashboard, it will open up the online form in a new browser tab. If you are using the Brave Browser, you may see a login popup. We recommend using a different browser to submit your Declaration of Intent form (Google Chrome).

In order to teach your child at home, you must have a high school diploma or GED. You may also choose to hire a qualified tutor. Even if you have never taught before, you can be the best teacher for your child. And, we are here to help you along the way!

Homeschool programs in Georgia must include a basic academic educational program which includes, but is not limited to, Reading, Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, and Science. With your Georgia Homeschooling subscription, we make it easy to create, download, and print Homeschool Report Cards and Transcripts to keep track of your child’s grades.

For every year that you homeschool in Georgia (12 months), you must include 180 days of school. Each school day must consist of at least 4.5 hours. If your child is physically unable to comply with this, accommodations can be made. Here at Georgia Homeschooling, we make it so easy to keep track of your child’s attendance. We have created an easy to use point-and-click Homeschool Attendance Tracker that let’s you quickly log your attendance. You can then download and print your attendance records for the entire year with just a click of a button. Have more than 1 child? No problem! We have made it easy to track multiple children with our Family Attendance Tracker! Also, keep in mind that in Georgia, an attendance report is not required by the Georgia Department of Education, however it is recommended that you keep a personal record of attendance for each school year.

Children in a Georgia homeschool program are required to take a standardized test at least every 3 years, starting after the child completes third grade. Test results do not need to be reported to the Georgia Department of Education, but they must be kept in a personal school file at home. Check out this List of Georgia Homeschool Test Suppliers.

In Georgia, Parents or legal guardians must write an Annual Progress Report, also called an Annual Summary, at the end of each school year. These progress reports do not need to be submitted to the Georgia Department of Education, but they must be kept in a personal school file at home. To help make this process easy, we have created a quick and easy online tool that generates complete Homeschool Progress Reports that you can download and print anytime.

According to Georgia law, parents and legal guardians are given the authority to execute any document required to show proof of enrollment in a homeschool program, to show students grades, and other required educational information including but not limited to proof of home educator status, high school transcripts, diplomas, verification for driver’s license, and work permits. With a Georgia Homeschool Subscription, we give you a quick and easy online tool that lets you create, download, and print Homeschool Report Cards and Transcripts.

If you would like to cancel your Georgia Homeschooling membership, and want to make sure all your student data is deleted, following these steps:

  1. Login and visit your My Dashboard. Click on all your student profile tabs and Delete all reports and certificates that you have created.
  2. Email us with a request to delete all data associated with your email address.

 

We will take care of the rest to make sure that you are removed from our system and all your data is deleted.

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Have Fun Teaching
PO Box 1595
Ellijay, GA 30540
PH: 678-345-1111
Email: [email protected]

Current School Year

This is where you can set the current school year. Before changing to the next school year, we recommend that you first generate any Attendance Records and Reports for the current school year.