Homeschooling Laws By State - Teaching Your Children At Home Is Legal Everywhere, But There Can Be Huge Hoops To Jump Through

An Overview of State Homeschooling Laws

• States with the most lenient homeschooling laws do not require any official notification with the local school district about a lack of intent to enroll a child when they become school age – but few states are this flexible. If a child who has been attending a public school district is removed to become educated at home, the school must be notified to prevent delinquency or potentially even child abuse, charges from being filed.

• The majority of states require notification of both an intend to not enroll or to remove a child from the government school system. Academic assessment and annual reporting policies still vary widely by state after the initial intent to homeschool is reported.

Click here to read my full homeschooling laws by state report on Modern Survival Online.

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