HOMESCHOOL CHARTER SCHOOLS FAQ | ANSWERING ALL YOUR QUESTIONS | HOMESCHOOLING IN CALIFORNIA

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[@juliequezada7504]

Your charter seems very similar to ours. We are allowed to keep books up to $20 which is nice. The only problem is I have all these books piling up and no more shelves to put then on. 😬😃

[@emily-lifeonaranch7093]

Yes mama, totally agree and so relatable . I’m so happy you made this video . I use the guide too 🤗

[@juiceboxhomeschool]

I’m so glad! I hope others feel more informed so they can make the best choice for their family whether with or without a charter!

[@PiningOverHome]

I feel lucky, we get to keep anything under $75 🙌🏼 we get legos and building type of things too. I’m so grateful for the charter we have! It sounds like you are too ❤

[@juiceboxhomeschool]

That’s a great deal! Yes, it has been pros and cons, but enough pros to keep us there!

[@RocioF.Sirbike]

Second year using a Charter in CA. I was so surprised to have such freedom. Our school library is close so I do use a lot of their books/manuals and saves my funds for enrichment and lots of consumables. My daughters are entering 1st and TK and man they go thru markers 😂

[@juiceboxhomeschool]

That is amazing that you’re close to the school’s library! I miss your ages much!

[@meganrose22]

We also homeschool through a charter in CA. It’s all we’ve ever known after pulling our kids out of in person public but I’d say it’s been a great experience for my kiddos and myself over the last 4 years. Our HST is very close to us after all this time and more like our friend. 🩷
The non consumables were definitely overwhelming at first but we have very strict rules on those items in our home. 😅 We have bookshelves specifically designated to school owned books/materials and now after 4 years, I even place a label with our school name inside all of the books and things that don’t belong to us just in case I forget down the line. Fortunately for us though, when we’re finished with our items we can return them to our Lending Library van that comes to our school designated park days once a month. If I had to return with shipping, I definitely wouldn’t bother with the hassle like you. 😂
Thanks for sharing your experience working with a charter. I think it seems intimidating to other people but it can be a great experience too. 🩵

[@juiceboxhomeschool]

Yes, so grateful for our HST. We really hit the jackpot with her. Separate bookshelf and labels - I would do the same! :) Thanks for sharing your experience. I am glad there are others with positive experiences!