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| HOME SCHOOLING |
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| Home Schooling (Non-DoD Schools
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| DoDDS
- Europe, NDSP has the responsibility to support educational
services at government expense to authorized command-sponsored
dependents of military members and DoD civilian employees assigned
to overseas areas where no DoD Dependents School is available
within the commuting area. Parents electing to provide home-schooling
instruction rather than enrolling their child in a local school
must follow the procedures and guidelines included in the
Home-Schooling Information Paper. |
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| Home Schooling (Parental Preference) |
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| It
is DoDEA policy neither to encourage nor discourage DoD sponsors
from home schooling their minor dependents. However, if a parent
chooses to educate a child at home they must contact the School
Liaison Officer at the nearest U.S. military installation to
determine host nation laws regarding school registration and
enrollment, and local home schooling requirements. Parents choosing
to home school must also follow the procedures and guidelines
included in DoDEA
Policy Memorandum for Home Schooling. |
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