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FBaggins

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3. Misses some key parts of the law

Reply to n2doc (Original post)

Tue Dec 17, 2013, 05:49 PM

Dec 2013

The funds are only available for disabled students who were in a public school during the previous semester.

So it's unlikely that an existing homeschool would qualify for any funds.

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North Carolina Home Schools To Get Public School Money [View all] n2doc Dec 2013 OP

Grandma is a teacher dem in texas Dec 2013 #1

Socialization and getting along in life with people who are not membes of your family are the Squinch Dec 2013 #2

Misses some key parts of the law FBaggins Dec 2013 #3

I don't see anything like that in anything I've read about the law. Do you have a link? El_Johns Dec 2013 #4

Here you go FBaggins Dec 2013 #5