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Tell Me about Homeschooling in E. Tennessee?

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Hi, we are relocating to E. Tennessee, probably somewhere near the Tri-Cities or maybe near Chattanooga. We're going down to try to hone in our search a little next week. Does E. Tennessee have an active homeschooling community? How easy is it to homeschool in Tennessee?

Thank you!
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I don't have any homeschooling info for you. We moved away from TN when our oldest child was only 1...

BUT....

I just had to say, we loved living there. We lived in both Kingsport and Johnson City and loved the area. We only moved away because dh got a job offer that we couldn't turn down.

Best wishes on your move.
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Thank you so much for sharing your love of the region. I haven't spent much time there, but expect our trip (and experiences similiar to you) to affirm that moving to E. Tennessee will be wonderful for us.
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Hi, we are relocating to E. Tennessee, probably somewhere near the Tri-Cities or maybe near Chattanooga. We're going down to try to hone in our search a little next week. Does E. Tennessee have an active homeschooling community? How easy is it to homeschool in Tennessee?

Thank you!
Hi Purple Cat.

I am new to homeschooling and will officially be starting in the fall. I live in the Sevierville area of East Tennessee. From everything that I have found it looks like TN is a pretty easy state to homeschool in.

Here is a link to a page that has links to a lot of homeschool groups in the TN area: http://www.homeschoolclassifieds.com...ennessee&st=TN

And this page has laws about homeschooling in TN: http://www.tnhea.org/TN-Home-School-Law.html

Hope this helps. I have a ton more links too, but thought this was a good place to start.
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nak
I'm in the tri-cities and though my oldest is not quite two, i get the impression that the homeschooling community around here is a pretty decent size and from what i understand, state regulations are not that tight. My mw and a few of her clients that I know homeschool, I'll come back later and post a few of the links that they've sent me.

The tricities are a nice place to live though
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