Homeschool records, state by state
What your state asks you to keep, how many hours you need, and a log you can fill in and print. Free, and no account needed to start.
All 51 jurisdictions
Days or hours recorded for 13 so far · the rest link straight to the state guide
- Alabama Notice required
- Alaska See the guide
- Arizona Notice required
- Arkansas Notice required
- California Notice required
- Colorado 172 days, 4 hrs/day (688 hrs)
- Connecticut See the guide
- Delaware Annual report due by July 31
- Florida Notice required
- Georgia 180 days/year, 4.5 hours/day
- Hawaii Notice required
- Idaho See the guide
- Illinois See the guide
- Indiana See the guide
- Iowa Notice required
- Kansas Notice required
- Kentucky 185 days / 1,062 hours minimum
- Louisiana Notice required
- Maine 175 days minimum
- Maryland Notice required
- Massachusetts 900 hours over 180 days
- Michigan Notice required
- Minnesota Notice required
- Mississippi Notice required
- Missouri 1,000 (600 in core subjects)
- Montana Notice required
- Nebraska Notice required
- Nevada Notice required
- New Hampshire Notice required
- New Jersey See the guide
- New Mexico Notice required
- New York 900 hrs (1-6), 990 hrs (7-12)
- North Carolina Notice required
- North Dakota 4 hours/day, 175 days/year minimum
- Ohio Notice required
- Oklahoma See the guide
- Oregon Notice required
- Pennsylvania Notice required
- Rhode Island 180 days/year (substantially equal to public school)
- South Carolina 180 days per year
- South Dakota Notice required
- Tennessee Notice required
- Texas See the guide
- Utah Notice required
- Vermont 175 instructional days per year
- Virginia Notice required
- Washington Notice required
- Washington DC Notice required
- West Virginia Notice required
- Wisconsin 875 hours of instruction per year
- Wyoming See the guide
Summaries, not legal advice. Each page names its statute and the date it was last reviewed, and links to the full rules in prose. Rules change — check with your district before you file anything.