Homeschooling In Delaware

Delaware Homeschooling Laws

Homeschooling in Delaware requires families to do the following:

• Register their nonpublic school with the Delaware Department of Education.
• Report annual enrollment at the beginning of the school year, no later than October 5.
• Report attendance at the end of the school year, on or before July 31.

To learn more details about the legal requirements for homeschooling in Delaware, visit our Delaware Homeschooling Laws page.

Delaware Homeschool Groups and Co-ops

Families homeschooling in Delaware can take advantage of the numerous homeschool groups and co-ops available throughout the state. Your family will be able to take part in fun activities, group field trips, enrichment classes, and more. You’ll also be able to learn from other homeschoolers who can offer their guidance and support during your journey.

To learn more about these support groups and co-ops, visit our Delaware Homeschool Groups and Co-ops page.

Delaware Homeschool Field Trips

With all the flexibility that homeschooling affords, you can get as creative as you’d like with your child’s education. As a result, many families love making field trips part of their homeschooling. In Delaware, you can explore the state’s many museums, state parks, and other attractions to enhance your studies on subjects like science, history, art, and more. Please make sure to contact each site before you plan your visit, as COVID-19 may have impacted their hours of operations.

To browse all the field trips opportunities in the First State, visit our Homeschool Field Trips in Delaware post.

Delaware State Test Prep

If you want to have your child tested, you have several private options. According to the states Department of Education, nonpublic school students are eligible to take the PSAT, SAT, ACT, and AP exams. Many families use Time4Learning as an afterschool program as well to help prepare students for standardized tests. Learn more in our Delaware test prep page.