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Does it really matter that I stick to the curriculum?
 
 
 
Implementing the curriculum into your homeschool will help to prepare your child for standardized testing. If you plan to enroll your child in a traditional school at some point, you will want to make certain that your child is on par with other students.
 
 
 
 
NOTE: A kind homeschooler in West Virginia wrote to let us know that in her state, as well as in Virginia, homeschoolers are not required to follow the state curriculum. We know this to be true of many states. As our friend pointed out, the fact that parents do not have to follow a standard curriculum is a major attraction of homeschooling.

We are providing information on curricula for everyone simply so that (a) parents can better understand what the curriculum means, and (b) those parents who plan to have their children take state proficiency tests or enroll in a school at high school age will know what their kids are expected to know.

We sincerely thank our friend for pointing out the "no curriculum advantage" of homeschooling, because we assume that she was not alone in noticing our failure to clarify this point. If anyone has any further comments or suggestions, please do not hesitate to send us an email.
 
 
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