Interested in homeschooling in South Carolina? Carolina Homeschooler will help you get started, explain how to keep the required records, help you wade through different homeschool methods and resources, provide ways to connect with other homeschool families, and guide you through problems you may encounter along the way.
Considering homeschooling due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19)?
- Start by reading through my FAQs. If you want more in-depth information, read my homeschooling guide (check to see if local library has a copy).
- If you decide to homeschool, I don’t recommend buying any curriculum or textbooks for the remainder of this school year. Instead, approach it like a trial run.
- If you still want to homeschool after things calm down, you can continue learning the same way, or add other resources after you’ve had time to understand what homeschooling truly is (or should be).
South Carolina Accountability Services
Carolina Homeschooler provides:
- Third Option (Option 3) accountability required by SC homeschool law
- A private online community for parents and students
- Members-only field trips, park days, camping trips, and road trips
- Members-only classes, book groups, workshops, and field studies
- Free access to Kids Discover Online
- Member newsletters
Interested in becoming a member? Find out more!
Trip and Event Updates
The best way to get updates is to subscribe to our email newsletter. You can also keep in touch by following us on Facebook and Instagram.
Join our community and meet other homeschoolers!
Join us in our online community to meet other families, talk about homeschooling, share resources, discuss our events, and connect with other homeschoolers in your area!
More Information
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Don’t live in South Carolina?
Many of the resources at this site aren’t specific to SC, and you can still participate in some of our activities without being a member (see our Traveling Homeschoolers website for our national and international trips).
Learn how to homeschool!
For more information about homeschool methods, schedules, testing, handling problems, keeping records, curriculum reviews, descriptions of typical days, and practical advice from hundreds of experienced homeschoolers, get my book, Homeschooling Essentials: A Practical Guide to Getting Started. (Read Amber’s review on the Raising Adventurers Blog.)
It’s available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Audible. If it isn’t available at your local library, ask them to email me and I’ll donate a copy so you and others in your area can borrow it for free!
