Many states require around 180 days of schoolfor homeschoolers. Some more, some less. But we’ll use it for an example. This can be broken down into 36 weeks of school each year and 16 weeks off.The many way… See more

Many families will choose to use their local public school calendar as a guide for their own annual homeschool schedule. This can be a convenient optionthat requires very little thought in advance. Just get on to your local schoo… See more

Homeschooling year-round is becoming more and more popular among homeschooling families. This approach involves spreading out the required number of school days throughout the year, rather than adheri… See more

Another popular approach to a homeschool calendar is to use a 6-week homeschool schedule. Some call this Sabbath Schooling, where you work for a 6-week term, then take the 7th week off. This is called Sab… See more

A “magic number” homeschool calendar is likely the most flexible of annual homeschool schedules. The basic idea is to find your minimum number of days – your magic number – that you must do school each mont… See more