Only One Month to Submit Your Entry
Florida KidCare "Act-Out for Health" Contest Deadline Approaching
Tallahassee – The deadline to submit PSA and print advertisement
entries to the Florida KidCare Act-Out for Health Contest is quickly
approaching on December 5th. Middle and high school students from
across the state can produce a 30 second television commercial PSA or
create a print advertisement promoting Florida KidCare, a state and
federally funded program for uninsured children.
A recent study by the University of Florida Institute for Child Health
Policy identified children 12 through 18 years old as the largest
population of uninsured children in Florida. The contest encourages
students to use creative messages and images to demonstrate the
importance of having quality healthcare.
Students can win scholarships Best Buy gift cards and money for their
school. Winning entries may be featured on television or newspapers
and magazines across the state during the 2009 Florida KidCare media
campaign.
Florida KidCare "Act-Out for Health" PSA Contest
www.actout4health.org
Contest Deadline: Friday, December 5, 2008 at 4 p.m.
Welcome to LIFE of Florida!
Our secular and inclusive Florida-wide homeschool support group acts as a resource center and clearinghouse for home and alternative educators interested in enriching their learning environments and maximizing their learning opportunities, as well as an advocacy center for Choice in Learning.
There is no cost to be part of LIFE of Florida -- just join in at our email discussion and announcement list, Florida LIFE, where you can download your membership card -- good for educational discounts throughout FL -- and stay informed and updated on events, issues and resources, and connect with other homeschoolers throughout the state.
If you're just getting started in homeschooling, be sure to check out our LIFE of Florida Quick Links, our list of Useful Docs, and our enormous collection of resources in the left hand column, and click here to see our list of Inclusive Homeschool Support Groups throughout the state.
If you'd like your regional inclusive support group to be networked with LIFE of Florida, drop us a line with a group description, contact and other relevant information and we'll add you, free of charge, to our directory. All your group members will be automatically considered members of LIFE of Florida, and are entitled to membership cards and all the benefits we offer. Virtual school families are also welcome to enjoy our resources, support and camaraderie.
We're all inclusive and free of charge, and we're here for you!
There is no cost to be part of LIFE of Florida -- just join in at our email discussion and announcement list, Florida LIFE, where you can download your membership card -- good for educational discounts throughout FL -- and stay informed and updated on events, issues and resources, and connect with other homeschoolers throughout the state.
If you're just getting started in homeschooling, be sure to check out our LIFE of Florida Quick Links, our list of Useful Docs, and our enormous collection of resources in the left hand column, and click here to see our list of Inclusive Homeschool Support Groups throughout the state.
If you'd like your regional inclusive support group to be networked with LIFE of Florida, drop us a line with a group description, contact and other relevant information and we'll add you, free of charge, to our directory. All your group members will be automatically considered members of LIFE of Florida, and are entitled to membership cards and all the benefits we offer. Virtual school families are also welcome to enjoy our resources, support and camaraderie.
We're all inclusive and free of charge, and we're here for you!
LIFE of Florida is a member of
LIFE of FL Quick Links - For new and veteran homeschoolers
- Learning is for Everyone, Inc. - LIFE in FL
- LIFEs Homeschooling in Florida FAQ
- LIFE Resource Guide
- LIFE's Directory of Inclusive Homeschool Support Groups
- LIFEs Home Based Learning Options in FL chart
- LIFEs Legislative Watch page
- Florida district home education contacts, by county
- Education Legislation tracking
- Progressive Homeschoolers of Florida
For FL DOE Help
Education Policy Analyst, Christopher Fenton, is the state's Home Education Specialist, and can be contacted for information about home education in Florida; to report, or help address unresolved county issues; or to share ideas, questions or concerns.
Email Christopher Fenton (Christopher.Fenton@fldoe.org) or call him at (850) 245-0502
Email Christopher Fenton (Christopher.Fenton@fldoe.org) or call him at (850) 245-0502
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- Welcome New Group: Middle School GT, Pinellas Coun...
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Useful FL DOE Technical Assistance Papers and other Documents - PDFs
- Compulsory School Attendance
- FL DOE Student Progression Plans by county
- Florida Virtual School as a School Choice Option
- Home Education and Dual Enrollment Articulation
- Home Education in Florida - DOE brochure
- Implementation of Attendance Requirements for Minors to Maintain Driving Privilege (see section B)
- School Choice brochure - includes Home Education info
- Serving Students with Disabilities ages 18-21
- Serving Students with Disabilities through Modified Schedule and/or Home Instruction
- Transfer of Credit Guidelines
- Virtual School Education - FL DOE brochure
