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Option 1: Getting Approval From a School Board for Homeschooling While this option is the least popular in West Virginia, those families that choose to homeschool by seeking approval from their local school board will be required to: Have their curriculum and instruction approved by the local school board Provide instruction at least 180 days […]

Nevada Homeschooling Requirements If you’re wondering what the requirements for homeschooling are, there are 2 basic rules you need to ensure you follow: File a one-time Notice of Intent (NOI) to homeschool form, along with an Educational Plan of Instruction. Teach the required subjects in your homeschool English (including reading, composition, and writing) Mathematics Science […]

Oregon Homeschooling Requirements Complying with Oregon homeschool laws is pretty straightforward. Just make sure to follow three simple rules for homeschooling in the Beaver state: Submit a one-time Notice of Intent (NOI) to homeschool form to your local Education Service District (ESD). Have your child take a standardized test in grades 3, 5, 8, and […]

Maryland Homeschooling Requirements Families who plan on homeschooling have three options to choose from. The guidelines for each vary, therefore it’s up to families to decide which one is best for them. Option 1: Homeschooling under the portfolio option Option 2: Homeschooling under the church umbrella option Option 3: Homeschooling under the state-approved school umbrella […]

What are Umbrella Schools? Maryland homeschool umbrella groups are organizations that oversee and supervise a family’s homeschooling endeavors. These groups provide a number of services to homeschoolers, usually for a fee, and help with enrollment, attendance, and other aspects of a family’s home education. The services provided vary with each group, but may include supervising […]

Oklahoma Homeschooling Laws These recommendations are not a homeschool requirement by law, but rather suggestions that would allow you prove you’re providing a quality education to your child. Send a notice of intent to homeschool to the principal of each child’s school alerting him or her to the fact that you will be homeschooling. Oklahoma […]

Wisconsin Homeschooling Laws To legally homeschool in Wisconsin parents must comply with the following regulations: File a notice of intent—Homeschool Enrollment Report PI-1206—online on the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction website each year by Oct. 15th Provide 875 hours of instruction per child between the ages of 6 and 18 during the school year (July […]

Washington State Homeschool Requirements Compulsory school attendance for children in the state of Washington begins at 8 years old. Under Washington state education laws parents have 2 options to legally homeschool their child. Each option has a different set of requirements for families to comply with. Homeschooling under the Home-Based Instruction Law Meet qualifications to […]