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Manjeet Bawa The newest method of homeschooling is to use independent study, distance learning, and homeschooling programs developed by various charter schools throughout the state. Since charter schools are part of the public school system, a child enrolled in a charter school program is, for legal purposes, enrolled in public school. Again, these programs vary widely. Charter schools are limited to serving students in their home county or contiguous counties. As with all programs, you will need to thoroughly investigate the program in order to determine if it will meet your needs. Some charter schools offer students the opportunity to compete on public school sports teams, while others are only distance learning programs using the Internet. Further information on charter schools can be found at http://www.cde.ca.gov/ds/si/cs/, www.canec.org or http://www.chartervoice.org/.
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