American Home Schools
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American Home Schools |
Minnesota parents wishing to homeschool their children annually report the names and birth dates of their children. If the parent does not have a baccalaureate degree, quarterly report cards must be submitted to the school superintendent. There is annual testing, with the method of administration mutually acceptable to both the parent and superintendent. Minnesota families are not required to provide test scores to superintendents. Parents must make available (not specified when or under what circumstances) documentation that required subjects are being taught.
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Summary:
The parent of a child is primarily responsible for assuring that the child acquires knowledge and skills that are essential for effective citizenship.
The person in charge of providing instruction to a child must make available documentation indicating that the subjects required in section 120A.22, subdivision 9, are being taught. This documentation must include class schedules, copies of materials used for instruction, and descriptions of methods used to assess
Instruction must be provided in at least the following subject areas:
(1) basic communication skills including reading and writing, literature,
and fine arts;
(2) mathematics and science;
(3) social studies including history, geography, and government; and
(4) health and physical education.
Instruction, textbooks, and materials must be in the English language.