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Washington State Homeschool Requirements Compulsory school attendance for children in the state of Washington begins at 8 years old. Under Washington state education laws parents have 2 options to legally homeschool their child. Each option has a different set of requirements for families to comply with. Homeschooling under the Home-Based Instruction Law Meet qualifications to […]

How to Start Homeschooling in Washington In Washington state, homeschool is legal via two different options: under the home-based instruction law or under a private school extension program. For families choosing the first option (the most popular), the steps to homeschooling are as follows: Meet qualifications to homeschool (4 ways to do this) File notice […]

How to Start Homeschooling in Kansas In order to legally homeschool your child in Kansas, you must comply with the following: Register your homeschool as a non-accredited private school. If applicable, notify your child’s current school that he/she is changing schools. Select competent instructors. Teach for the required period of time. Enjoy learning together! Kansas […]

Kansas Homeschooling Requirements Compulsory school attendance applies to children between the ages of 7 and 18. Parents need to comply with the following requirements when homeschooling in Kansas: Register your homeschool as a non-accredited private school. If applicable, notify your child’s current school that he/she is changing schools. Select competent instructors. Teach for the required […]

Kansas Homeschool Support Groups Homeschool support groups in Kansas can be found all throughout the state. Usually run by volunteers who are also homeschooling parents, the main goal of a support group is to provide resources and encouragement to families. This can come in the form of meetings, special events, conventions, and more. Kansas homeschool […]

Arkansas Intent to Homeschool In Arkansas, submission of a Notice of Intent to Homeschool form is the only way to legally begin educating your child at home. This form should be submitted either electronically, by mail, or in person to the local school superintendent by August 15 of each year (or at least 14 days […]

Arkansas Homeschool Groups Connecting with other homeschooling families in Arkansas can make the home education experience richer for both parents and students. Not only will it open up a source of information on the ins and outs of homeschooling in Arkansas, but it can be your “hub” for enrichment activities such as group educational day […]

How to Start Homeschooling in New Mexico Follow the steps below to start homeschooling your child in New Mexico: Notify the New Mexico Public Education Department within 30 days of starting your homeschool. Have a high school diploma or GED to teach your child(ren). Homeschool for at least 180 days per year. Teach the required […]