Ready to become a member with A United Community of Homeschoolers Unlimited, LLC to receive legal status to homeschool in South Carolina? Here’s what you need to know and what you need to do? Read the 2023-2024 Parent Handbook Complete the application. Set-up a time to ask me questions if you need to. Below is …
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Congratulations on becoming an AUCHU member! After receiving your membership package, here’s what’s next for your homeschooling journey: If your student was previously attending public school, you’ll need to take your AUCHU member letter to the school to officially withdraw your student. This step is crucial to ensure a smooth transition into homeschooling. If your …
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In today’s fast-paced world, the concept of balance can sometimes feel elusive, especially when you’re wearing multiple hats—worker, home educator, parent. But, dear Parents, rest assured, you are not alone in this journey. Finding balance between homeschooling your children and maintaining your professional life is not only attainable, but can also bring about a fulfilling …
I am thrilled to share some heartfelt moments from our recent homeschool graduation hosted by Legacy Builders Homeschool Associates. It was a truly unforgettable occasion, filled with pride, joy, and endless possibilities for the many graduating students across South Carolina and specifically for my own members of AUCHU. Witnessing the culmination of their homeschooling journey …
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Attention Homeschoolers! Sick Days and Vacation Days: Do They Count under SC’s Option 3 homeschooling? We often wonder if sick days and vacation days count towards the required 180 days of schooling under Option 3 homeschooling. The answer: Typically, they do not count unless academic engagement takes place during those days. While it’s important to …
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One of the many goals of homeschooling our own children is to develop THINKERS who love learning and are inquisitive about the world they live in. Forcing ‘required’ academics and focusing on ‘a grade’ can kill the curiosity of learning. Be sure to provide opportunity in their studies where they can spend time researching and …
One of the most revelatory nuggets of life that I learned was that EACH person has THEIR OWN journey in this life. When I realized this truth WITH UNDERSTANDING I then have been able to trust the process as well as trust ’the garden’ in which each of my eight children where blooming in during …
South Carolina Option 3 Homeschool Law: a. Daily journal of what the student did or activities involved in. b. Semi-annual progress report c. Maintain a portfolio (showing some of student’s work) d. Maintain attendance. (180 days is the goal. Any days completed in oublic school thus far does count towards the 180 required days) As …
FEAR BASED HOMESCHOOLING – IT IS NOT HEALTHY! Fear based homeschooling is VERY MUCH PREVALENT in the homeschooling community. Instead of me listing ALL the freakin’ fears that are out there….. I challenge YOU to think about, contemplate, meditate and still your mind to figure out JUST WHAT you are fearing. Then figure out what …
STOP DUMMBNG DOWN EDUCATION: Straight facts!! Don’t be afraid to teach your children OUTSIDE of the curricula for their age or grade level. Why stick to those man-made boundaries anyways? Grade level to age, curricula for a grade level are all resources created to make PUBLIC SCHOOLING easy. Homeschoolers DO NOT have to be confined …
Hope you had an awesome homeschool day today. If you did or didn’t laugh it up a little. YOU DESERVE TO!! Begin your homeschooling journey.Continue your homeschool journey. #HomeschoolStrong Learn more here:www.UCHUnlimited.com Schedule a phone chat with me from my virtual calendar as needed:www.calendly.com/UCHUThirdOption/15min Share this post as you never know who may just need …
