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Are “home-schooled” students eligible?

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Are “home-schooled” students eligible?

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A student who is “home-schooled” by a parent who does not hold a California teacher credential is not eligible, because that “school” would not meet the exemption definition of a “high school in California.” The University is still deliberating whether students home-schooled by a credentialed teacher would qualify for the exemption.

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Yes. For home-schooled students, the teacher recommendation form must be completed by an adult who is not related to the student, but knows the student well and can attest to her/his readiness to be an exchange student. Possible individuals may include, but are not limited to scout leaders, coaches, clergy members, volunteer coordinators and instructors.

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