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This page provides useful details and links to Vermont Homeschool Groups and Homeschooling Associations in Vermont where you can access further information on homechooling and homeschool support including State laws, regulations and requirements for the homeschooling of children and students in Vermont.

This information is provided as a service by Zane Education.

We welcome any suggested Vermont homeschool related additions to these pages and invite you to use our Contact Page to provide us with links, images, resources, and activities in your State that you feel will be of benefit to other families homeschooling and home educating their children.

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Vermont Homeschooling Resources

Online Visual Learning for Homeschooling - highly effective and particularly affordable way to homeschool your children at a fraction of the cost of using expensive textbooks and printed matter that most children find dull and uninteresting. Also provides a solution for a wide range of Special Needs kids and the ideal solution for Dyslexia


Vermont Homeschool Associations


Vermont Homeschool Groups on Facebook

Vermont Homeschoolers & Unschoolers Unite
Homeschooling Vermont Chat Group
Vermont Homeschoolers
Homeschooling Fun in Vermont
Vermont Waldorf Homeschool Co-op (Champlain Valley)


Vermont Homeschool Groups


Vermont Homeschooling Yahoo Groups

Vermont Christian Homeschool Mothers


Other Useful Vermont Homeschool Information

Vermont Department of Education - Vermont K-12 State Standards and Curriculum Requirements

Vermont Department of Education - Vermont Homeschooling Information

Home School Legal Defense Association - Vermont Homeschooling News, State Legislation and Laws for Homeschooling


Vermont Homeschool Laws and State Requirements

Law
State requires parents to send notification or achievement test scores and/or professional evaluation, plus other requirements (e.g. curriculum approval by the state, teacher qualification of parents, or home visits by state officials).

All States that have high requirements for homeschooling:

Massachusetts, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, New York, Vermont


For information on homeschool groups and homeschooling associations in other States, return to our Homeschool Information page