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Requirements for Dropping Out Legally Michigan law requires students to attend public or private school until they're 18 years old, unless they've fulfilled the requirements for high school graduation. However, Michigan students who are 16 or 17 may drop out legally with their parents' written permission.

Through the Michigan Non-public School Accrediting Association (MNSAA) we provide full accreditation services for Catholic schools and reciprocal accreditation services for member schools already approved by other approved accreditation associations. The MNSAA process emphasizes school improvement.

Unschooling, as a form of homeschooling, is legal in all 50 states and all US territories. Therefore, from a legal standpoint, unschooling is simply a homeschooling method.

Proof of Residency* (The State of Michigan requires 3 items) 1. Home purchase closing papers or 2. Mortgage documents or 3. Apartment/House current rental lease (Note: Renters must get notarized signature of property owner/management on attached Verification of Residency Affidavit.)

7 Tips to Start Unschooling Take all cues from your child. They will tell/show you what their interests are and then you will know what the next step is. ... Play a lot of games. Connection is the top priority. ... Look for the Learning that's Hiding In their Activities. ... Don't Skip Deschooling. ... What's Your Home Like?

Best Michigan Private Schools (2023) The best top ranked private schools in Michigan include Eagle Creek Academy, Hope Christian Academy and St. Mary Catholic School. The average acceptance rate is 94% (view national acceptance rates). Minority enrollment is 19% and the student:teacher ratio is 14:1.

As a home education program – teaching your child under a home education program does not require any type of reporting to a school official. You also do not need to go through an enrollment process; you simply begin homeschooling when you feel that you are ready to do so.

Yes, unschooling is legal in Michigan as long as the curriculum and subject requirements are met. There is no Michigan homeschooling unschooling affidavit required.