Every state regulates homeschooling differently. Some states require parents to submit instruction plans and have their children’s academic progress assessed each year; other states require little or nothing. We divide states into four categories based on their level of protections for homeschooled children. Currently, no state meets the standards for proper oversight outlined in our policy recommendations.
█No enrollment: No required contact with state or local officials. █Enrollment only: Notice of intent to homeschool only. █Assessments without intervention: Assessments requirements exist, but they are not enforced across all homeschool options. █Assessments with intervention: Assessments are required and intervention measures are in place across all homeschool options.
Inside Homeschool Policy
Every state regulates homeschooling differently. Some states require parents to submit instruction plans and have their children’s academic progress assessed each year; other states require little or nothing. We divide states into four categories based on their level of protections for homeschooled children. Currently, no state meets the standards for proper oversight outlined in our policy recommendations.
█ No enrollment: No required contact with state or local officials.
█ Enrollment only: Notice of intent to homeschool only.
█ Assessments without intervention: Assessments requirements exist, but they are not enforced across all homeschool options.
█ Assessments with intervention: Assessments are required and intervention measures are in place across all homeschool options.