Background In order to live and grow, plants need four basic elements: air, water, nutrients, and sunlight. Air During the process of photosynthesis, plants use carbon dioxide to make food and release oxygen, as a result. Water Roots carry water and nutrients to the plant.
Best Answer: You cannot drop out of high school in Illinois until you are 17. It has nothing to do with parental consent. Illinois law does not care. Also, if you drop out, if you have a driver's license, it will become void. You cannot take the GED until you are 18.
Compulsory Attendance. Illinois law requires that students between the ages of 6 and 17 attend either a public or private school. A homeschool is considered a private school. There is no separate category for homeschools compared to other private schools under the Illinois School Code (105 ILCS 5/26-1). In 1950, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled that homeschools are to be considered as private schools. In People v. Levisen the court ruled that a private school is, a place where instruction is imparted to the young. . . the number of persons being taught does not determine whether a place is a school.