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"I
first wanted to thank you for providing such a wonderful testing
experience for my kids! They have enjoyed this very much!
Registering online made things nice and simple for me, too.
Thank you so much for all you've done to make this possible." |
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"You’re the
best—thank you for taking us through testing one more year." A
mom |
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"It’s
awesome how you can do the SAT’s year after year! Thank you so much
for your time and will!!! God’s many blessings to you!" A high
school student |
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"Thank you
very much for making the homeschool testing experience so effortless
for me. Your efficiency and dedication to serving the homeschoolers
is greatly appreciated by me and my children. Thank you." A mom |
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"I just wanted to take a moment and
tell you how much I appreciate what you do in offering the SAT every
year. It is a great experience and you are a great blessing.
Thank you!" A mom
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"Testing was a wonderful experience for my
second grader. Thanks for making the whole process so smooth and
enjoyable. We'll definitely tell our homeschooling friends about HTS.
Thanks again!"
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"Thanks for the personal yet very professional service you offer to
the homeschooling community in Washington."
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"Everything was spelled out clearly and precisely on your website.
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"I just wanted to say I am very impressed with your
website. It was very
easy to understand and get all the information I needed. Keep up the
good
work."
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"The practice tests were just the ticket! Jonathan and I really
enjoyed working through them together and decided he would do the
Grade 3 test. Thank you for your helpfulness ~ you have been a real
blessing!" |
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An
excerpt from June 2003 WHO's news: A young man from Spokane almost
was denied entrance into the Navy because the recruiter felt he had
not been in compliance with the Washington Home-based Education Law
during his homeschooling years. The following has been excerpted from
the June 2002 WHO's News by permission from his mother, who authored
the article. "The bottom line was that because we didn't have Tim
tested every year of his high school education, as Washington State
law requires, Tim's education credentials were not accepted by the
Navy. Fortunately, however, Tim was still able to enlist in the
Navy.....Here is my advice to other homeschooling families: Follow
the law! It's very important to adhere as best you can to the
requirements of your state's homeschooling laws every year that you
choose to homeschool."
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