Homeschool laws by state are information every parent needs to know before embarking on their family’s homeschool journey. Some states are incredibly hands-off about homeschooling while others require extensive documentation. Check out the links below to make sure you understand what you need to do in your state to be a legally compliant homeschooler!
Homeschool Laws By State (Alphabetical Order)
When browsing the list of homeschool laws by state below, keep in mind that the list is in alphabetical order AND it includes Washington D.C. as it’s own entity; this is due to the district having it’s own laws governing homeschooling.
Whether you need to find out what the laws are in your state or are thinking about moving elsewhere, these are the links you need to check out! Under each state, you will find a link that will direct you to the homeschooling laws for the state.
The HSLDA (Homeschool Legal Defense Association) has the absolute BEST, most concise information. They’ve done all the “heavy lifting” of sorting through statutes and have summarized it clearly. All of the links on this page will send you to the HSLDA’s explanation of that state’s homeschool laws.
Alabama
HSLDA:Â Alabama Homeschool Law
Alaska
HSLDA: Alaska Homeschool Law
Arizona
HSLDA: Arizona Homeschool Law
Arkansas
HSLDA: Arkansas Homeschool Law
California
HSLDA: California Homeschool Law
Colorado
HSLDA: Colorado Homeschool Law
Connecticut
HSLDA: Connecticut Homeschool Law
Delaware
HSLDA: Delaware Homeschool Law
Florida
HSLDA:Â Florida Homeschool Law
Georgia
HSLDA: Georgia Homeschool Law
Hawaii
HSLDA: Hawaii Homeschool Law
Idaho
HSLDA: Idaho Homeschool Law
Illinois
HSLDA: Illinois Homeschool Law
Indiana
HSLDA: Indiana Homeschool Law
Iowa
HSLDA: Iowa Homeschool Law
Kansas
HSLDA: Kansas Homeschool Law
Kentucky
HSLDA: Kentucky Homeschool Law
Louisiana
HSLDA: Louisiana Homeschool Law
Massachusetts
HSLDA: Massachusets Homeschool Law
Maine
HSLDA: Maine Homeschool Law
Maryland
HSLDA: Maryland Homeschool Law
Michigan
HSLDA: Michigan Homeschool Law
Minnesota
HSLDA: Minnesota Homeschool Law
Mississippi
HSLDA: Mississippi Homeschool Law
Missouri
HSLDA: Missouri Homeschool Law
Montana
HSLDA: Montana Homeschool Law
Nebraska
HSLDA: Nebraska Homeschool Law
Nevada
HSLDA: Nevada Homeschool Law
New Hampshire
HSLDA: New Hampshire Homeschool Law
New Jersey
HSLDA: New Jersey Homeschool Law
New Mexico
HSLDA: New Mexico Homeschool Law
New York
HSLDA: New York Homeschool Law
North Carolina
HSLDA: North Carolina Homeschool Law
North Dakota
HSLDA:Â North Dakota Homeschool Law
Ohio
HSLDA: Ohio Homeschool Law
Oklahoma
HSLDA: Oklahoma Homeschool Law
Oregon
HSLDA: Oregon Homeschool Law
Pennsylvania
HSLDA: Pennsylvania Homeschool Law
Rhode Island
HSLDA: Rhode Island Homeschool Law
South Carolina
HSLDA: South Carolina Homeschool Law
South Dakota
HSLDA: South Dakota Homeschool Law
Tennessee
HSLDA: Tennessee Homeschool Law
Texas
HSLDA: Texas Homeschool Law
Utah
HSLDA: Utah Homeschool Law
Vermont
HSLDA: Vermont Homeschool Law
Virginia
HSLDA:Â Virginia Homeschool Law
Washington
HSLDA: Washington Homeschool Law
Washington D.C.
HSLDA: Washington D.C. Homeschool Law
West Virginia
HSLDA: West Virginia Homeschool Law
Wisconsin
HSLDA: Wisconsin Homeschool Law
Wyoming
HSLDA: Wyoming Homeschool Law
Final Thoughts on Homeschool Laws By State
For those who may be interested, the HSLDA also offers an additional membership service which provides legal representation to homeschoolers who are being discriminated against or treated unfairly.
Whether you choose to go that route or not, it is really important that parents understand what they are required to do by law in the state the reside in when it comes to homeschooling. Some states require more work than others, and nobody wants to accidentally find out they’ve been doing it wrong!
Protect yourself, protect your family, know your state’s homeschool laws!
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- Things to Consider Before You Start Homeschooling
- What To Expect When Transitioning To Homeschool
- Different Types of Homeschooling
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