State requirements
Homeschool requirements, state by state
Every state and the District of Columbia, summarized in plain English from each state’s official sources: whether you file a notice, how many days or hours, which subjects, whether testing is required, what records to keep, and what a diploma takes. Information, not legal advice.
- Alabamanotice
- Alaskano notice
- Arizonanotice
- Arkansasnotice
- Californianotice
- Coloradonotice
- Connecticutno notice
- Delawarenotice
- District of Columbianotice
- Floridanotice
- Georgianotice
- Hawaiinotice
- Idahono notice
- Illinoisno notice
- Indianano notice
- Iowano notice
- Kansasnotice
- Kentuckynotice
- Louisiananotice
- Mainenotice
- Marylandnotice
- Massachusettsnotice
- Michiganno notice
- Minnesotanotice
- Mississippinotice
- Missourino notice
- Montananotice
- Nebraskanotice
- Nevadanotice
- New Hampshireno notice
- New Jerseyno notice
- New Mexiconotice
- New Yorknotice
- North Carolinanotice
- North Dakotanotice
- Ohionotice
- Oklahomano notice
- Oregonnotice
- Pennsylvanianotice
- Rhode Islandnotice
- South Carolinanotice
- South Dakotanotice
- Tennesseenotice
- Texasno notice
- Utahnotice
- Vermontnotice
- Virginianotice
- Washingtonnotice
- West Virginianotice
- Wisconsinnotice
- Wyomingno notice
Your state’s rules, tracked for each child. Homeschool Transcripts keeps the notice, attendance, subjects and testing checklist for your state and prints the documents; My Homeschool puts the checklist on your home base beside your plan. Free.
This is a plain-English summary of the state’s official sources, checked on the date shown. It is not legal advice, and laws change. Read the linked official pages, and check with the state or your local school district if anything is unclear.