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State Homeschool GuidelinesAnyone starting or considering a homeschool program needs to be aware of the requirements for their home state. There is a new category in subjects here at the BellaOnline Homeschooling page, titled "Homeschooling in Your State" which provides you with several links for each state that have information on the laws, resources available and support group listings. I have personally evaluated each link for it's authenticity, and if you encounter any problems or find a link broken please feel free to let me know via email-homeschooling@bellaonline.com. Here is a quick overview of the states and their requirements, in general. These are subject to revision, of course, and you should always check with your local state and county government for exact requirements. ****Most Requirements- The states listed below require the following: Notification or letter of intent to homeschool, a professional evaluation each year to assess progress made or testing, and prior approval of curriculum being used to teach at home. 1.Vermont 2.New York 3.Massachusetts 4.Rhode Isand 5.Pennsylvania 6.North Dakota ***More Requirements/Not Most- The states below have less requirements then the states listed above, but they still need a yearly evaluation for your homeschooled child. This can be a professional evaluation, done by a certified teacher or a psychologist. Testing is also an option in lieu of an evaluation. Also, these states need a letter of intent to homeschool, usually filed with your county. 7.Louisiana 8.Arkansas 9.Tennessee 10.Florida 11.Georgia 12.North Carolina 13.South Carolina 14.Virginia 15.West Virginia 16.Maryland 17.Ohio 18.Washington, DC 19.Colorado 20.Iowa 21.Minnesota 22.South Dakota 23.Oregon 24.Washington 25.Hawaii 26.Maine 27.New Hampshire **Minimal Requirements- The following states only require a letter of intent to homeschool your child. Check with your local county or town government on how to file your letter. 28.Mississippi 29.Alabama 30.Kentucky 31.Delaware 32.Wisconsin 33.Kansas 34.Nebraska 35.Wyoming 36.Montana 37.New Mexico 38.Arizona 39.Utah 40.Nevada 41.California *No Requirements- These states have no requirements to homeschool your child: 42.Texas 43.Oklahoma 44.Missouri 45.Indiana 46.Alaska 47.Illinois 48.Michigan 49.Idaho 50.Connecticut 51.New Jersey Please check out the "Homeschooling in your State" subject area to view specific area information.
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