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| # Costa Rica | # Costa Rica | ||
| - | > Breve informe sobre Aprendizajes Sin Escuela en Costa Rica. Incluye aspectos legales; mecanismos de acreditación; recursos y referencias. | + | ## Legal Aspects |
| + | Homeschooling is uncommon, but there are a number of families who are currently homeschooling. The current education law does not specifically address homeschooling. | ||
| The Constitution in Art. 78 ((Article 78.- Preschool, basic and diversified general education are compulsory and, in the public system, free and paid for by the Nation. See: )), establishes the obligatory nature of education preschool, the basic general and the diversified. | The Constitution in Art. 78 ((Article 78.- Preschool, basic and diversified general education are compulsory and, in the public system, free and paid for by the Nation. See: )), establishes the obligatory nature of education preschool, the basic general and the diversified. | ||