Home Education
Homeschool Information For Your State
Home Education or Homeschool is a part of every state’s regulations in elementary and secondary education. Those regulations range from very little in requirements to significant in some states.
It is our goal to provide general information as is known commonly for home education. In the information provided will usually be a link to the state’s Department for Education. Other links are provided for practical ways to meet those requirements.
The Homeschool Legal Defense Association is a standard for this information and is used often. Parents can become members of this group which works on behalf of homeschool in the United States.
Alabama – The homeschool regulations in Alabama are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. Homeschool options are described in this video for families in Alabama, Homeschool Alabama.
This link to the Alabama State Department of Education is available but may be difficult to navigate for helpful information.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Alabama’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Alaska – Homeschool in Alaska is open to families with four options described on this page for Homeschooling Resources.
Helpful information is provided to the interested parent by HSLDA in the video How To Comply with Alaska’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Arizona – Information on homeschool in Arizona is not described as clearly as some states.
A helpful resource for Arizona parents is the HSLDA video How to Comply with Arizona Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Arkansas – The homeschool regulations in Arkansas are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. Homeschool information from the state of Arkansas can be found from the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education of Arkansas. Information about the Notice of Intent (NOI) can be found on this page as well as other information about homeschool in Arkansas.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Arkansas’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
California – – The homeschool regulations in California are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The California Homeschool Network is generally considered a group whose goal is to protect the rights of homeschool families in California.
Information from the California Department of Education is available online.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with California’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Colorado – – The homeschool regulations in Colorado are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. Information about homeschooling can be found at the Colorado Department of Education.
Further helpful information can be found related to Colorado homeschool requirements at Christian Home Educators of Colorado. The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Colorado’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Connecticut – The homeschool regulations in Connecticut are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. Information related to homeschooling in Connecticut provided by the Department of Education is available at Homeschooling in Connecticut.
The Education Association of Christian Homeschoolers in Connecticut may provide helpful information to families. The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Connecticut’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Delaware – The homeschool regulations in Delaware are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. Information about homeschooling in Delaware can be found in the Department of Education for Homeschools and Private Schools.
The private association, Coalition for Responsible Home Education provides general information about homeschooling in Delaware. The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Delaware’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Florida Homeschool
Several homeschool options are supported by Florida statutes for parents. Review the information on the page by the Florida Department of Education. Questions about participation in the Family Empowerment Scholarship commonly known as the Step-Up Program currently does not give homeschool families the same broad choices as families who attend public and private schools. There are some purchases for homeschooling a parent may make, but a school like NFC Academy and others for homeschool families are not approved, because we must have classes on our campus for homeschool students to attend and all of our programs are for homeschool students in their home or other designated personal location.
Please note this information is general in nature and is not intended to be legal descriptions or requirements. Questions about homeschool issues in a specific state should be researched carefully as steps are followed in home education.
Georgia provides families wishing to homeschool their children with significant flexibility to meet Georgia requirements.
Parents should remember that moving to homeschool for their children does not remove compulsory attendance requirements which typically include the number of days for the school year and consistent work in the academic program leading to the completion of the school year with a minimum number of “clock hours” for the courses.
We encourage you to visit the Georgia Department of Education Home Schools web page. Helpful information is available from the HSLDA in their video How to Comply with Georgia Homeschool Law.
Please note this information is general in nature and is not intended to be legal descriptions or requirements. Questions about homeschool issues in a specific state should be researched carefully as steps are followed in home education.
Hawaii – The state of Hawaii regulations are considered more rigorous for homeschooling than most states, but it is still available to families. Additional information from the Hawaii Department of Education is available at Home-schooling on their website.
You will find some answers from those who have experienced homeschooling in Hawaii at Christian Homeschoolers of Hawaii. The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Hawaii’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Idaho – The homeschool regulations in Idaho are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Idaho Department of Education provides information that supports the freedom for families to homeschool.
Families in Idaho considering homeschool may find this information on Idaho Homeschool Law informative. The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Idaho’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Illinois – The homeschool regulations in Wisconsin are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Illinois State Board of Education provides basic information about Illinois Homeschooling to interested families.
Families may find this video helpful How to Homeschool Legally in Illinois. The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Illinois Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Indiana – The homeschool regulations in Indiana are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Indiana Department of Education provides helpful information on Homeschool Information for families interested in homeschooling their child (ren).
The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Indiana’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Iowa – The homeschool regulations in Iowa are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Iowa Department of Education provides Home Schooling information to families.
Families should find this information helpful in Homeschool Iowa. The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Iowa’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Kansas – The homeschool regulations in Kansas are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Kansas Department of Education provides a summary to guide families through the steps of homeschooling.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Kansas’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Kentucky – While regulations for homeschooling in Kentucky are low, the Department of Education seems to discourage families from the task. They do correctly state the enormity of the task, but committed families are capable of the task. Visit the Kentucky Department of Education for information on Homeschooling. The Kentucky Homeschool Information Packet provided by the Kentucky Department of Education will be informative to parents.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Kentucky’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Louisiana – The homeschool regulations in Louisiana are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Louisiana Department of Education provides information to families about Approved Home Study Programs.
The information provided by Homeschool Louisiana will prove informative to those families considering the homeschool option in Louisiana. The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Louisiana’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Maine – Maine will have more regulations to homeschool than most other states. The Maine Department of Education provides details about the requirements for homeschool (Home Instruction) on their website Home Instruction Requirements, Forms & Laws.
A more easy read, but significant detail from the Maine Department of Education that will be of interest to families is called Home Instruction Statutes and Information.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Maine’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Maryland – The homeschool regulations in Maryland are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. Information from the Maryland Department of Education provides helpful information to families considering homeschooling on their page Home Instruction in Maryland.
The Maryland Homeschool Association may provide some information that will be valuable to families as they understand their responsibilities to homeschooling in Maryland. The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Maryland’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Massachusetts – Families in Massachusetts will find more regulations than most states to homeschool. The Massachusetts Department of Education provides information to interested parents on Home Schooling.
Parents should use care in selecting websites and other information as they make the decision to home-school, especially in states where regulations are high. This website, Massachusetts Homeschooling Law, may provide guidance in some areas for Massachusetts’ homeschool regulations and steps to take. Insights may be obtained from the John Hopkins School of Education – Institute for Education Policy related to homeschooling.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Massachusetts’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Michigan – Regulations to homeschool in Michigan are considered low but could be a bit complicated. The Michigan Department of Education provides a brief review for homeschool based upon their statutes in Home Schooling In Michigan.
This video, How to Comply With Michigan’s Homeschool Law, produced by HSLDA may be helpful to navigate the options for parents in Michigan who wish to homeschool.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Minnesota – Regulations to homeschool in Minnesota are considered more detailed than in most other states. The Minnesota Department of Education provides details for parents considering Home School Education.
The information from the Homeschool Minnesota Association of Christian Home Educators should prove helpful to families considering homeschool. The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Minnesota’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Mississippi – The homeschool regulations in Mississippi are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Mississippi Department of Education provides information to parents interested in Home School.
The HSLDA provides helpful information on How to Comply with Mississippi Home School Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Missouri – The homeschool regulations in Missouri are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The information provided for Homeschool in Missouri is not as direct as some states, but is available on Missouri’s Official Website.
The HSLDA provides helpful information for parents in their video How to Comply with Missouri Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law
Montana – The homeschool regulations in Montana are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. Montana provides a Homeschool Information packet for families interested in homeschooling for their children.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents considering home school for their children in the video How to Comply with Montana Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Nebraska – The homeschool regulations in Nebraska are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Nebraska Department of Education provides information for prospective homeschool parents on Home School Programs.
The Nebraska Christian Home Educators Association website should provide some information for families into homeschooling in Nebraska. The HSLDA (Homeschool Legal Defense Association) provides helpful information to families in How to Comply with Nebraska Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Nevada – The homeschool regulations in Nevada are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Nevada Department of Education provides information to homeschool families on Nevada Homeschooling along with forms to use.
More practical information can be found on How to Comply with Nevada’s Homeschool Law as presented by HSLDA.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law
New Hampshire – New Hampshire regulations for homeschooling are considered moderate meaning more than most states. The Steps to Home Education are provided by the New Hampshire Department of Education.
Providing families with more details comes from the HSLA in their video How to Comply with New Hampshire Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law
New Jersey – Homeschool regulations in New Jersey are considered low. For homeschool information from the New Jersey Department of Education you may review questions and answers on their page Frequently Asked Questions: Homeschooling.
The New Jersey Homeschool Association may provide more helpful information for those considering homeschooling. The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with New Jersey’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
New Mexico – The homeschool regulations in New Mexico are considered favorable to parents with low regulations.
The New Mexico Department of Education provides information on Home Schooling that will be helpful for those considering home schooling. Additional information from the Department of Education provides answers for Frequently Asked Questions.
The HSLDA provides helpful information on How to Comply with New Mexico’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law
New York – Homeschool regulations for the state of New York are considered high. The New York State Education Department provides information related to Home Instruction that parents considering homeschooling should review.
Parents may find HSLDA’s video on How to Comply with New York’s Homeschool Law enlightening and a guide for information.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
North Carolina provides general directions for establishing a homeschool. The North Carolina Department of Administration provides limited and general policies for homeschools. At your home school, the following sites may be helpful:
Parents have the flexibility for the academic curriculum to select and follow a range of academic online programs. Annual standardized testing is required for students. Maintaining Vaccination records that are typical of a local school are expected in the home.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to families considering homeschool in their video How to Comply with North Carolina Homeschool Law.
Parents should remember that moving to homeschool for their children does not remove compulsory attendance requirements which typically include the number of days for the school year and consistent work in the academic program leading to the completion of the school year with a minimum number of “clock hours” for the courses.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law
North Dakota – Homeschool regulations in North Dakota are considered moderate. The North Dakota Department of Public Instruction provides information on Home Education to families homeschooling. Their web page on Home Education Frequently Asked Questions may answer your questions directly.
The HSLDA’s video on How to Comply with North Dakota’s Homeschool Law will be helpful to families.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Ohio – The homeschool regulations in Ohio are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce provides helpful information on Home Schooling for families who want to homeschool.
Information on steps to homeschool in Ohio can be reviewed from Ohio Homeschooling Parents . Finally, HSLDA provides insight with their video on How to Comply with Ohio’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Oklahoma – The homeschool regulations in Oklahoma are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Oklahoma State Department of Education reviews Home School on its website.
The HSLDA provides helpful information for parents with their video How to Comply with Oklahoma’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Oregon – Homeschooling regulations increase some in the state of Oregon, but not the most restrictive in the nation. The Oregon Department of Education publishes information for families who will be Homeschooling in Oregon.
Additional information called the Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling in Oregon can provide practical information for families. The HSLDA provides their video of How to Comply with Oregon’s Homeschool Law which can be helpful for those starting homeschooling.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Pennsylvania – The homeschool regulations in the state of Pennsylvania are more restrictive than most states. The Pennsylvania Department of Education provides a tour of Home Education Programs for families.
The HSLDA provides helpful information considering home education in Pennsylvania in their video How to Comply with Pennsylvania Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law
Rhode Island – The homeschool regulations in the state of Rhode Island are considered high. The state of Rhode Island Department of Education provides a summary of their Home Schooling laws that will be helpful to families.
The HSLDA provides information to parents in their video How to Comply with Rhode Island Homeschool Law which will be a guide for parents.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
South Carolina – The homeschool regulations for the state of South Carolina are considered favorable to families. The state of South Carolina provides basic information for families on Home Schooling.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to families in their video on How to Comply with South Carolina’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
South Dakota – The homeschool regulations in South Dakota are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The South Dakota Department of Education provides information that they term as Alternative Instruction Notification.
The HSLDA provides details on How to Comply with South Dakota’s Homeschool Law for parents considering homeschool for their child(ren). Additional information provided by the Coalition for Responsible Home Education may help parents in their publications. This website has information from all states and is not as well-known as the HSLDA in serving homeschool families.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Tennessee – The homeschool regulations in the state of Tennessee are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Tennessee Department of Education provides information on Home School with the three options available to parents. Tennessee has established new procedures through regional accrediting agencies that require schools serving Tennessee students to meet additional regulations relating to student medical records and background checks.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to parents in their video How to Comply with Tennessee’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Texas – The homeschool regulations in Texas are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Texas Education Agency provides details concerning Home Schooling to parents.
The Texas Home School Coalition provides details from a parent’s perspective related to homeschooling in Texas. The HSLDA provides parents with the details of How To Comply with Texas’s Homeschool Laws.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Utah – The homeschool regulations in Utah are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Utah State Board of Education provides details on Home School for parents considering home school as their choice of education.
The HSLDA video How to Comply with Utah’s Homeschool Law helps families meet any requirements made by the state.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Vermont – The homeschool regulations in Vermont are considered moderate in areas related to complying with homeschool law. The State of Vermont Agency of Education provides information on Home Study for parents considering homeschool.
The HSLDA provides helpful information to families with their video How to Comply with Vermont’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Virginia – The homeschool regulations in Virginia are considered moderate in areas related to complying with homeschool law. The Virginia Department of Education provides information to parents related to Home Instruction.
The Home Educators Association of Virginia provides information related to Virginia’s homeschool laws. The HSLDA provides helpful information for parents in their video How to Comply with Virginia’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Washington – The homeschool regulations in Washinton are considered more moderate in areas to complying with homeschool law. The Washington State Board of Education provides general information on Home Instruction for parents.
The HSLDA provides helpful information for parents in their video How to Comply with Washington’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
West Virginia – The homeschool regulations in West Virginia are considered moderate in areas to complying with homeschool law. The West Virginia Department of Education provides Guidance and Considerations for Homeschool Policy on its website.
The HSLDA provides helpful information for parents in their video How to Comply with West Virginia’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Wisconsin – The homeschool regulations in Wisconsin are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction provides information to families related to Home-Based Private Education (Homeschooling) on their website.
The Wisconsin Homeschooling Parent Association provides additional information from a parent’s perspective. The HSLDA provides helpful information on How to Comply with Wisconsin’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
Wyoming – The homeschool regulations in Wyoming are considered favorable to parents with low regulations. The Wyoming Department of Education provides information about Home Schools on their website.
Homeschool Wyoming provides information for parents about the options for homeschooling in Wyoming. The HSLDA provides helpful information on How to Comply with Wyoming’s Homeschool Law.
Information provided to families is not considered legal advice or an endorsement of any organization. For legal advice, we recommend you contact someone experienced and trained in areas relating to homeschool law.
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