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Educational Testing
Hand In Hand now offers an expanded range of individualized educational
testing to help you identify your child's
academic strengths, weaknesses and learning style. Our professional diagnosticians use their advanced training, along with their
personal experience with homeschooling their own children, to help you help your child love learning.
A sliding fee scale is available for families experiencing financial hardships.
As a way of saying a special thank you to the homeschool community for your years of support, a limited number of
spaces are available for a FREE individualized reading assessment.
Contact us today to see if you qualify. Please note, families will be required to provide proof of financial need.
New to Homeschooling?
Find loads of resources that will help you get started on your homeschooling journey.
Everything from links to put you in contact with your local
school board liaison to articles on how to choose the right curriculum.
County Review Coming Up?
New to homeschooling and not sure what to expect at your first review with your
local school board? Check out this Q/A
on compliance issues relating to Maryland homeschool regulations. You'll find this and
other information in our Resource section.
Classes, Contests and Activities
Is your homeschooling stuck in a rut? Why not try an academic
contest to get your kids motivated? Or, find homeschool classes at the local
community college for those hard-to-teach subjects and lab science requirements.
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MARYLAND LEGISLATIVE UPDATE |
The Maryland Assembly is back in session until April 2008. Find out today what bills have been introduced that could impact homeschooling
in Maryland.
Find out more ...
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My, How We've Grown
The number of homeschooling families in Maryland continues to rise. Over
20,000 children were registered with their local county school boards as homeschool students in 2002-03.
While most counties experienced significant growth, Anne Arundel
county, interestingly enough, dropped their homeschool enrollment to 1,675 children. Prince George's county, Baltimore
county and Montgomery county led the state with over 7,800 combined homeschool students.
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