Contact your child's school in the Hall County School District to notify them of your interest in home schooling.
File a declaration of intent to home school. This document must be given to the superintendent of schools for the Hall County Schools. According to Georgia Code, the declaration must contain the name and age of the child (or children), actual location for schooling (e.g., the parents' home, a church or family member's residence) and the specific school year time designation. A standardized form can be found on the Georgia Home Education Association website under the "How To Get Started" section.
Create a "basic academic educational program" according to state law. In Georgia this means that students must take classes, or receive instruction, in language arts, science, social studies, mathematics and reading. Many homeschool associations, such as the Georgia Home Education Association, provide links to curriculum providers and lessons.
Start an attendance log. Georgia requires parents homeschooling in Hall County (as well as the rest of the state) to keep track of the exact number of days/hours that the child participates in schooling. This will be submitted monthly to the Hall County school superintendent.
Start teaching your lessons at home. Students must complete at least four and a half hours of instruction each school day.