A clear start to homeschooling.

Understand what to file, when it’s due, and what comes next. Plain-language guides to your state’s homeschool requirements.

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Start with your state.

Find the rules that apply where you live. Published guides include filing steps, requirements, and links to the official source.

Homeschool regulation levels by statePublished states are colored by regulation level. Gray states do not yet have a published guide. Use the state picker or the state list for accessible guide links and text labels.Alabama: Guide coming soonAlaska: Guide coming soonArizona: Low regulationAZColorado: Guide coming soonFlorida: Moderate regulationFLGeorgia: Guide coming soonIndiana: Guide coming soonKansas: Guide coming soonMaine: Guide coming soonMassachusetts: Guide coming soonMinnesota: Guide coming soonNew Jersey: Guide coming soonNorth Carolina: High regulationNCNorth Dakota: Guide coming soonOklahoma: Guide coming soonPennsylvania: High regulationPASouth Dakota: Guide coming soonTexas: None regulationTXWyoming: Guide coming soonConnecticut: Guide coming soonMissouri: Guide coming soonWest Virginia: Guide coming soonIllinois: None regulationILNew Mexico: Guide coming soonArkansas: Guide coming soonCalifornia: Low regulationCADelaware: Guide coming soonDistrict of Columbia: Guide coming soonHawaii: Guide coming soonIowa: Guide coming soonKentucky: Guide coming soonMaryland: Guide coming soonMichigan: None regulationMIMississippi: Guide coming soonMontana: Guide coming soonNew Hampshire: Guide coming soonNew York: High regulationNYOhio: Low regulationOHOregon: Guide coming soonTennessee: Guide coming soonUtah: Guide coming soonVirginia: Moderate regulationVAWashington: High regulationWAWisconsin: Guide coming soonNebraska: Guide coming soonSouth Carolina: Guide coming soonIdaho: Guide coming soonNevada: Guide coming soonVermont: Guide coming soonLouisiana: Guide coming soonRhode Island: Guide coming soon
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Map colors reflect the supplied regulation categories. Gray means a guide is coming soon.

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Questions, answered.

Where should I start?

Choose your state to find its filing steps, deadlines, subject requirements, and assessment rules. Each published guide links to official forms and sources.

What does “Last verified” mean?

It is the date attached to the research for that state guide. Requirements may change afterward, so check the linked official source before acting.

Why is my state not linked?

Only verified guides are published. States still awaiting a guide are shown as “Guide coming soon”; their requirements are not inferred from other states.

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Clear answers. Original sources.

Each state guide puts the practical requirements first and the official sources within reach. Check the verification date and follow the source links.

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