Homeschool law quizzes
Five questions each, three boxes, nothing saved. The answers come from the checked state records.
- Do I have to file anything?Five states, three answers each: nothing, once, or every year. The answers come from the checked state records, with the law linked under each.
- Days or hours?Does the law count school days, hours, or neither? Five states from the checked records, each answer with the statute's own words linked.
- Will my child be tested this year?No test, a test, or a test or evaluation you choose: five states from the checked records, each with its law linked.
- What goes in a portfolio, and who asks for one?A portfolio, an attendance record, or no records rule at all: five states from the checked records, each with its law linked.
- Is my transcript “official”?Who signs it, whether it needs a notary, how the GPA is counted and what a pass/fail course does, from the Record Book's own rules and the state records.
- Which legal route is mine?Some states have one homeschool route; others add a private school, a tutor or an umbrella school. Five states from the checked records.
- Can my child play school sports?Does state law open public school teams to homeschoolers, let districts opt out, or leave it to each district? Five states, each from its own source.
- Does ESA money change my status?No programme found, a programme homeschoolers can use, or one that changes your legal status: five states from the checked records.
- Homeschool or online school?The legal line between them, in a guide rather than a quiz: each state draws it in its own words.
- Which homeschool style are we?The style quiz: a few questions about how your family likes to learn.