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| Requirements for Subjects | 1. School officials can request for the teaching parents' qualifications to teach their child; however instructing parents do not necessarily need to have the exacting educational qualification.
2. Children in the elementary level should be taught the following:
- English, which includes reading, spelling and writing,
- Math,
- Geography,
- Science,
- Civics,
- History,
- Physiology and health,
- Music,
- Physical education,
- Art.
3 Children in the high school level, should be taught the following:
- English, which includes speech, language, literature and composition,
- Science which includes chemistry and biology,
- Social studies,
- Geography,
- Economics,
- History including world history,
- Mathematics including algebra, geometry and statistics,
- Music,
- Art,
- Physiology and health,
- Physical and safety education.
4. School officials can ask for concerning subjects that the child should study, demand the length of home school year, and assign instruction hours for every subject. While they can determine teaching hours for every subject, they should not control the method in which these subjects are taught. This means that homecoming parents can decide and estimate teaching hours based on their method of home school.
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