Teachers To Go does not and cannot recommend or endorse any particular school, program, or curriculum, but we can bring you a teacher who is the perfect fit for any curriculum or remote school you choose. We pride ourselves on our ability to bring you a teacher who is just right for your family's needs.

Online Remote Virtual Schools

Below are a few links to online remote virtual schools that some of our clients have used. This is not an exhaustive list, there are many more out there. Our advice is to choose an accredited program that aligns best with your goals, and ultimately this has to be the choice of the parent or legal guardian. We will bring you a professional qualified teacher to assist with your curriculum of choice.

In-Person Teachers For Your Remote School Curriculum

We have been supplying in-person academic tutoring and teachers for homeschool clients across the US for over ten years, and would be happy to help. The teachers we bring to you for private tutoring are all credentialed and certified, and we tailor them to your specific program and needs. Many of our clients choose accredited online curriculums and use the in-person teacher to supplement and teach one-to-one to round out the student’s education experience. Available days and times will depend on your scheduling preferences. All of the basic information is in our registration agreement.

Homeschool Requirements

If you are looking into homeschool options for your children, there are many ways to accomplish this. Every family’s needs and priorities are different, and your only restrictions on how you homeschool are your state’s homeschool laws. Each state’s homeschool laws vary greatly, and some are much more restrictive than others. For instance: some states require a minimum number of hours, and others do not. Some states require the parents to notify the school district or Department of Education where they live, and others do not.

For questions about homeschool laws and requirements in your state, you can check with your state Department of Education website. If you scroll down on our homeschool teachers page, you can find a link to homeschool requirements for all 50 states at each state Department of Education website. Here is an example of one state’s requirements below.

By Texas state law, home school parents are responsible for choosing and pursuing in a bona fide manner a curriculum that covers the basics of reading, spelling, grammar, mathematics, and good citizenship. There are many different types of curriculum to meet the needs of your family and individual students. Teachers To Go does not endorse specific curriculum providers or types of curriculum, however our certified teachers are capable of teaching using any legitimate curriculum. (As long as the curriculum is legitimate, we believe a good teacher is more important than which curriculum is used.)

The state law requirements regarding homeschool curriculums are as follows:

•The instruction must be bona fide (i.e., not a sham).
•The curriculum must be in visual form (e.g., books, workbooks, video monitor).
•The curriculum must include the five basic subjects of reading, spelling, grammar, mathematics, and good citizenship.

Those basic requirements don’t mean that the curriculum is accredited so that it counts toward college or higher education, however. Below are some online curriculum options that ARE accredited.