Homeschooling in Georgia

Georgia Homeschool 180 Days Requirement and Promise Scholarship Compliance

How Georgia's 180-day home study requirement under OCGA 20-2-690 works alongside the Promise Scholarship's additional compliance rules.

Georgia Homeschool Funding Through the Promise Scholarship

How Georgia homeschool families can access up to $6,500 per child through the Promise Scholarship — eligibility path, approved curriculum spending, an…

Georgia Low Performing Schools List: How GOSA Determines the Bottom 25%

How the GOSA bottom 25% list works for the Georgia Promise Scholarship — which schools qualify, how CCRPI scores are calculated, and how to check your…

Georgia Promise Scholarship Application Status: Pending, Denied, and How to Appeal

What to do when your Georgia Promise Scholarship application is pending, denied, or delayed — approval timelines, common rejection reasons, and the Pa…

Georgia Promise Scholarship Application: How to Apply, Deadlines, and What to Expect

Step-by-step guide to the Georgia Promise Scholarship application process — portal registration, documents, four application windows, and tips to avoi…

Georgia Promise Scholarship Approved Expenses: What You Can and Cannot Buy

Complete list of Georgia Promise Scholarship approved and prohibited expenses — curriculum, tutoring, therapy, technology restrictions, and how to get…

Georgia Promise Scholarship Documents Needed

Complete checklist of documents required for the Georgia Promise Scholarship application — ID, residency proof, enrollment records, and income verific…

Georgia Promise Scholarship and Homeschool Status: Does It Affect Your Freedom?

How the Georgia Promise Scholarship interacts with homeschool law — dual compliance with DOI and GESA, annual testing changes, tutor certification rul…

Georgia Promise Scholarship: How Much Money Do You Get?

Georgia Promise Scholarship award amounts explained — $6,500 per student, quarterly payment schedule, prorated awards for late applications, and how f…

Georgia Promise Scholarship for Kindergarten: How Rising Kindergarteners Qualify

Rising kindergarteners bypass the two-semester public school rule for the Georgia Promise Scholarship. Here's how to apply, what documents you need, a…