New Jersey and homeschooling

[TracyR]

For those of you who live in NJ what is the homeschooling requirements there? Also how is the cost of living, taxes etc?

A friend of my husband has been asking him to come down and apply for a job. So my husband is curious.

[justamouse]

No regulations, but for to give them an equivalent education. IT's a lot of freedom and pretty awesome.

 

Taxes are horrible. BUT, pay can be excellent. Cost of living is high, but comparable to other metropolitan areas.

 

Where bouts you looking, I'm sire there's someone on the board who could help you more.

 

Feel free to PM me and I'll be a bit more detailed.

[Wheres Toto]

No regulations, but for to give them an equivalent education. IT's a lot of freedom and pretty awesome.

 

Taxes are horrible. BUT, pay can be excellent. Cost of living is high, but comparable to other metropolitan areas.

 

Where bouts you looking, I'm sire there's someone on the board who could help you more.

 

Feel free to PM me and I'll be a bit more detailed.

 

:iagree:

 

Yup. The cost of living is high but pay tends to be higher. Some areas are more expensive than others - it can vary greatly with the Southern and Northwestern parts of the state being cheapest (but hardest to find work).

 

No reporting, no testing, no notification. Provide an equivalent education and the burden of proof is on the state if for some reason you are brought to their attention.

[kewb]

No regulations, but for to give them an equivalent education. IT's a lot of freedom and pretty awesome.

 

Taxes are horrible. BUT, pay can be excellent. Cost of living is high, but comparable to other metropolitan areas.

 

Where bouts you looking, I'm sire there's someone on the board who could help you more.

 

Feel free to PM me and I'll be a bit more detailed.

 

 

:iagree: I love homeschooling in NJ.