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Does a home school student have to be in school 180 days?

April 26, 2017days home school School student

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Does a home school student have to be in school 180 days?

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In 1993, the Michigan Supreme Court in Clonlara, Inc. v. State Board of Education (442 Mich 252) ruled that the Nonpublic School Act did not require a nonpublic school or a home school to be in session for 180 days required for public schools. Plain English Answer: The student has to be “in school” only as long as the parent/program determines is necessary to pass the class. Back to top.