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Parent-Directed Education Orientation to Homeschooling

Decision One: The Basics
Whose Responsibility to Educate
Education: Parents' Responsibility
Academics and Morality
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Decision Two: Legal Options
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Decision Three: Curriculum
Choosing Curriculum
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      Christian Liberty Press
      Key Curriculum Press
      Rod and Staff
      Saxon Math
      Shurley English
   Self-Paced Publishers
      Alpha Omega (Lifepacs)
      Christian Light Publications
      Landmark Freedom Baptist
      Monarch (Alpha Omega)
      School of Tomorrow (ACE)
      Switched on Schoolhouse
   Non-Traditional Publishers
      Apologia
      Chalk Dust
      ClassFlix
      Common Sense Press
      Easy Grammar
      Saxon Math
      Teaching Textbooks
      Sonlight (Living Textbooks)
      Veritas Press
      Videotext Interactive
Non-Traditional Approaches
      Classical
      Living Textbooks
      Unit Studies

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Florida Coalition of Christian Private Schools Association, Inc.

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High School Diploma Requirements

Diploma Requirements (This applies to all FFCA students, walking or not.)

boy with diplomaNo diploma can be issued to a student unless all of the following requirements are complete. All seniors (and at least one of their parents) should meet with Mr. Lawson to verify all items are complete or in the process of completion.

FFCA awards Honor Cords to students that are walking at the commencement ceremony and who score a 20 or higher composite score on the ACT, or a 970 combined score from the Critical Reading and Math portions of the SAT.  There are no exceptions to these guidelines for earning an Honor Cord.

1)_____ School health file must be complete. A copy of the student’s birth certificate and immunization record is required to be a student in a Florida school.

2)_____ Cum folder should contain your Correct Academic Plan so we can issue correct  credits for the work completed. (If you dropped or added a course, we need to know.)

3)_____ Grades/attendance and an end-of-year *test or evaluation are required before credits can be issued.

boy taking a test image*Dual Enrollment students need to get a printout of grades from the college they attend.

*All College Preparatory Students should take or re-take the ACT, SAT or CPT test. These tests can be used as the end-of-year test, provided they were taken in March of 2012 or after. Earlier tests do not verify work completed during the second semester.

*Non college-bound students should schedule the BASI test at the school office. The BASI is given on three Saturdays in April and the first Saturday in May.

4)_____ As much as we hate to talk about money, it is how we pay our staff. Families should plan on having their student’s account paid in full by March 30th in order to walk at graduation.

 

Commencement Requirements Page

Bright Futures Requirements Page

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