The CES Policy Manual Sections For Volunteer Seminary Teachers, 30 March 2006, says:
Daily Seminary
Daily seminary classes should meet each day school is held. Most of these classes meet early in the morning before the public schools begin their classes. Occasionally, because of school schedules or other significant factors, the seminary class may meet at another time. The recommended class length is fifty minutes, with a minimum of forty minutes of instruction.
Home-Study Seminary
Home-study seminary classes may be provided in places where students cannot attend a daily class because of distance or other factors. These students are provided materials to assist in their daily weekday scripture study at home. They are expected to attend at least one class per week with a CES-appointed teacher on a day other than Sunday. In addition, home-study students from several wards should meet together at least four times per year for instruction under the direction of a CES coordinator or stake supervisor. Under the direction of stake priesthood leaders, an activity may be held in conjunction with these meetings.
Home-Study Seminary
For home-study seminary programs, the minimum requirements for credit are attendance at 80 percent of the combined total of weekly and stake classes for the year and completion of 80 percent of the student study guide assignments.
Home-study student’s requirements for Brother Frahm (Aug 2007)
- Spend 30-40 minutes per day (don't cheat yourself), Mon-Thurs, reading scriptures and completing homework from student manual.
- Attend early-morning Seminary class on Friday, with a good attitude.
- Bring completed homework to Brother Frahm on Friday, along with daily study/reading/time chart (documenting the time you've been doing homework).
- Home-study materials will be returned on Sundays at the end of church.
- Be good to your family.
