Allia_1973  wrote:
Because we live in Texas, does anybody know if it makes more sense to study based on Texas's curriculum, or should we consider a curriculum for geography for middle school based on a nationally accredited geography for middle school curriculum? Any comments are welcome!

Hello there, My impression is that you may want to review either any state or nationally recognized geography for middle school curriculum instead of only Texas accredited geography for middle school curriculum. A nationally recognized geography for middle school course will open quite a lot of more doors.

  Allia_1973  wrote:
Because we live in Texas, does anybody know if it makes more sense to study based on Texas's curriculum, or should we consider a curriculum for geography for middle school based on a nationally accredited geography for middle school curriculum? Any comments are welcome!

Welcome to the forum, For most homeschooled students, I think it would make sense to purchase an accredited geography for middle school course based on either state or a nationally certified geography for middle school curriculum. Feel free to write back if you have more questions.

  Allia_1973  wrote:
Because we live in Texas, does anybody know if it makes more sense to study based on Texas's curriculum, or should we consider a curriculum for geography for middle school based on a nationally accredited geography for middle school curriculum? Any comments are welcome!

We homeschool in Texas and I can tell you that you probably want to look into either a nationally accredited geography for middle school homeschool program or a parent led geography for middle school course developed by a state accredited geography for middle school teacher. This will give your child more options down the road.