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State Homeschool Laws
NC families operate a nonpublic school under state law, which means the DNPE, a one-time notice of intent, and a required standardized test every year. Here's what to file, when, and what stays home.
State Homeschool Laws
Georgia's Promise Scholarship is real, but most homeschooling families cannot use it. Here is what Georgia's home study law actually requires, how the scholarship's eligibility rules work, and how to set up a compliant homeschool without chasing money that was not designed for you.
State Compliance
HB33 eliminated Ohio's 900-hour requirement, the annual assessment, and the teacher qualification rules. Here is what Ohio actually requires in 2026, why so much published advice is still wrong, and what happened to ACE funding.
State Homeschool Laws
Iowa's HF 2754, signed May 2026, deleted the four-student cap and the payment ban from independent private instruction, and made parent-issued diplomas legally binding. Here is what changed, what stayed the same, and what families starting this fall need to do.
Legal & Compliance
California is one of the lowest-regulation states in the country for homeschoolers, once you know which of the four legal pathways to use. The PSA process, what you have to keep, and what you can ignore.
Legal & Compliance
Some states recognize homeschooling as its own legal category; others classify it as private school enrollment. The distinction affects NOI requirements, attendance rules, evaluator letters, and what programs your family qualifies for.
Legal & Compliance
Homeschooling is legal in all 50 states — but the rules vary dramatically. Here's how to read your state's regulatory posture (low / moderate / high regulation), what each tier actually requires, and where to find the specifics for where you live.