Sample Letter To Chloe Stamper

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This letter is to inform you of our intent to homeschool our daughter, Chloe Stamper. We are complying with option (iv) of Virginia homeschool code 22.1-254.1 (A). Below you will find our program of study and our evidence of ability. Our program of study will be in the eclectic style of homeschooling and will include a mixture of resources. In addition to one-on-one instruction, we will also utilize the following: local libraries, historical sites, museums, computer-based instruction, internet sites, hands-on activities, textbooks, workbooks, worksheets, and local sports organizations. We will include the subjects of mathematics, language arts, reading, spelling, social studies, science, and cursive handwriting. Chloe will

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