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IAMHOMESCHOOLING.COM - YOUR #1 HOMESCHOOL RESOURCE

iamhomeschooling.com is a comprehensive homeschool website that provides valuable information and a vast compilation of resources to all homeschooling families, whether considering homeschooling, new to homeschooling, or veteran homeschoolers.

Homeschoolers nationwide will find helpful articles, support groups, umbrella schools, evaluators, curriculum resources, homeschool events and programs, printable planners and forms, organized links to educational websites and free resources, and more. Understanding the need for up-to-date information, and knowing first-hand how hard it is to find, we strive to keep our content current and relevant.

We also offer our own umbrella school for homeschoolers in the State of Florida. We operate as a home-based private school for grades K-12. We require annual attendance reporting in lieu of evaluations. Our school is affiliated with Florida Virtual School, and we can assist high school homeschoolers with dual enrollment at Florida community colleges and universities. Learn More

If you have any questions or comments about this site, please contact us.

iamhomeschooling.com • Post Office Box 1041 • Englewood, Florida 34295
About Us

Where do I submit my attendance records?

Parents of iamhomeschooling.com's umbrella school students are required to submit an annual attendance report. This report must be submitted within twelve months of the enrollment date. It is the parents' responsibility to send in their attendance to us, as it is the parents' legal requirement in order to remain in compliance with Florida's compulsory attendance laws. You must report at least 180 days of attendance for each school year. For more information on this requirement, read What kinds of records do I need to keep?. You may use a form of your own, one of the printable logs available on our website, or any other method of reporting as long as it shows your child's absence or attendance for each school day of the year and meets the legal requirement for your child.

Although not required at the time of your attendance submission, if you plan to continue your child's enrollment with iamhomeschooling.com, you may wish to send your annual enrollment fee along with your documentation.

You may submit your attendance records in one of three ways:

  1. U.S. Mail:  Mail your records (be sure your child's name is on your documents) to:
    IAMHOMESCHOOLING.COM
    P.O. BOX 1041
    ENGLEWOOD, FL  34295
  2. Email: Send us an emailButton This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it indicating your compliance with the compulsory attendance laws.  Be sure to include your name, your child's name, the total number of days and/or net instructional hours your child received during the school term, and attach digital copies of any necessary supporting documentation.

  3. Complete the Online Form :  You must be logged in to view the form. Click here: Attendance Reporting Form

If you plan to renew your enrollment, please see How do I renew my child's enrollment? for more information.

Our Umbrella School

Your website, information and umbrella school have been quite a blessing during our (short-lived) life in Florida. I have enjoyed homeschooling my  son and your site helped to give me the confidence that I could do it!  —Thanks, Kim T.
Thank you for replying so quickly to my email! I really appreciate that. I am going to be enrolling my son in your school. Your quick response has made me feel very assured that I would be able to reach you in case any questions came up and that is important to me since I have never done this before. I have found your site to be so helpful to me along this journey of deciding to school my son outside of the traditional methods. I will be gathering the required documents over the next few days and then I will mail them to you along with the payment for him. Thank you for taking the time to set up your website to help people who are wanting/needing to do something different with their children regarding their education. :)
—Jessica V.