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The compulsory attendance law in NC requires that students must attend school “between the ages of seven and 16 years.”\u00a0 Since the NC compulsory education age ends at 16, your student will not be considered truant after their sixteenth birthday if they aren’t enrolled in a legal homeschool. However, it is highly recommended that you keep your school open till all of your students graduate from high school or transfer to another school. There are many situations where proof that the student is or was attending a legally recognized homeschool until graduation is necessary. Examples of these situations could be obtaining a driver’s license, dual enrollment at a community college, college admission and joining the military.<\/p>\n

As long as your student is being homeschooled, the law requires that you keep an attendance record and administer a nationally standardized achievement test. In high school, the college admissions tests ACT plus essay will qualify for this annual achievement test.<\/p>\n

If you are opening a new homeschool or would like more information about the NC homeschool law, see Getting Started–Step 2: Open Your School<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Das Gesetz zur Anwesenheitspflicht in North Carolina schreibt vor, dass Sch\u00fcler \u201eim Alter zwischen sieben und 16 Jahren\u201c die Schule besuchen m\u00fcssen. Da die Schulpflicht in North Carolina mit 16 Jahren endet, gilt Ihr Sch\u00fcler nach seinem sechzehnten Geburtstag nicht mehr als Schulschw\u00e4nzer, wenn er nicht an einer legalen Heimschule eingeschrieben ist. Es wird jedoch dringend empfohlen, dass Sie Ihre Schule ge\u00f6ffnet lassen, bis alle Ihre Sch\u00fcler die High School abgeschlossen haben oder an eine andere Schule wechseln. Es gibt viele Situationen, in denen der Nachweis erforderlich ist, dass der Sch\u00fcler bis zum Abschluss eine gesetzlich anerkannte Heimschule besucht hat oder besucht hat. Beispiele f\u00fcr solche Situationen k\u00f6nnten der Erwerb eines F\u00fchrerscheins, die doppelte Einschreibung an einer Volkshochschule, die Zulassung zum College und der Eintritt in den Milit\u00e4rdienst sein. Solange Ihr Sch\u00fcler zu Hause unterrichtet wird, ist es gesetzlich vorgeschrieben, dass Sie eine Anwesenheitsliste f\u00fchren und einen landesweit standardisierten Leistungstest durchf\u00fchren. In der High School qualifizieren sich die College-Zulassungstests ACT plus Aufsatz f\u00fcr diesen j\u00e4hrlichen Leistungstest. Wenn Sie eine neue Homeschool er\u00f6ffnen oder weitere Informationen zum NC-Homeschool-Gesetz w\u00fcnschen, lesen Sie Erste Schritte \u2013 Schritt 2: Er\u00f6ffnen Sie Ihre Schule.<\/p>","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":0,"parent":126,"menu_order":1,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":"

The law requires that homeschools with children ages seven to sixteen be listed with the NC Division of Non-Public Education (DNPE). Since the NC compulsorary education age ends at 16, your children do not have to be in a legal homeschool after that age. However, it is recommended that you keep your school open till your students graduate from high school or transfer to another school. There are many situations where proof that the student is or was attending a legally recognized homeschool until graduation is necessary. Examples of these situations could be obtaining a driver's license, dual enrollment at a community college, college admission and joining the military.<\/p>

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