Homeschool in Florida: It’s Easy!

Podcast #36

Join Florida Parent Educators Association’s (FPEA) Chairwoman, Suzanne Nunn for a discussion on homeschooling in Florida. Learn about how easy it is to homeschool in the sunshine state.

Please join us as we travel along this journey on our podcast adventure. Let’s get connected! Learn more about the Florida Parent Educator’s Association and homeschooling in the beautiful state of Florida.

Please visit www.fpea.com to learn more about who we are!

There Are Six Things to Know About Florida Homeschooling

1. Submit your notice of intent.

2. Choose your educational approach.

3. Maintain your portfolio.

4. Submit an annual evaluation.

5. Preserve your records.

6. Submit your notice of termination.

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Florida’s largest nonprofit, all-inclusive homeschool family association Supporting Your Homeschool Journey

Choosing to homeschool is a decision that requires careful consideration of many factors, and the choice to homeschool is one of several education options in Florida. Homeschooling can be extremely successful and truly enables your children to “learn without boundaries.” We encourage you to explore fully this option for educating your children.

The FPEA also provides a more detailed resource, the Guide to Homeschooling in Florida, which covers homeschooling in greater depth. One benefit of FPEA membership is free online access to this 100-plus-page resource. The Guide contains information on educational methods, curriculum resources, your legal responsibilities, where to find additional support and/or accountability, homeschooling high school students and teaching special-needs children, as well as helpful forms.

Choosing Curriculum

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Protection of Your Rights

The FPEA helps safeguard your legal right to homeschool by keeping its finger on the pulse of what’s happening in Tallahassee and Washington. The FPEA partners with the Home Education Foundation (a full-time lobbyist) and the Home School Legal Defense Association. The annual FPEA Day at the Capitol shows legislators that homeschoolers have a united voice.

The FPEA organizes and promotes a statewide network of local homeschool support groups. The FPEA website is a one-stop shop for information on groups in your area and how to connect with them.

The annual FPEA Florida Homeschool Convention unites thousands of homeschoolers statewide. And FPEA-sponsored local conferences and events cover topics ranging from getting started to obtaining college scholarships.