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Home School Assistance Programs (HSAP) FAQ


1. What is a Home School Assistance Program?
 
A Home School Assistance Program [HSAP] is a program the local school district may offer to families in their district. School districts are not required to provide HSAPs and parents are not required to enroll their homeschooled students in a HSAP, if their district provides one.

 
The Home School Assistance Programs that do exist across the state of Iowa vary widely as to how they operate and the services they offer, but, in general, all HSAPs provide a supervising teacher for HSAP-enrolled students. This supervising teacher is selected and assigned by the public school district.
Those school districts that offer Home School Assistance Programs receive state funding for each HSAP-enrolled student.
 
Home School Assistance Programs are allowed to impose any additional requirements on students enrolled in their programs.

 
2. Am I required to participate in an Home School Assistance Program?

 
No. Participation in a Home School Assistance Program is always optional.

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