010 What is my legal responsibility for homeschooling my children?

What is the homeschooling law in my state? Does my state have a homeschooling law? In this episode, I discuss what you need to know about your state’s homeschool laws.

In Washington:

• You must be the primary teacher.
• Meet the teacher requirements (4 ways to do this).
• File a “Declaration of Intent to Homeschool.”
• Teach all the required subjects.
• Teach a minimum of 180 days/1,000 hours per year.
• Participate in annual testing.
• This is all for students aged 8-18

In Oregon:

• Send a one-time notice of Intent to homeschool
• Have your student tested in 3rd, 5th, 8th, & 10th grade.
• If your child has a disability, have him or her tested.

Find your state’s laws here: https://hslda.org/legal

What assessments meet the requirements in Washington State?: https://www.sbe.wa.gov/faqs/home_instruction

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