⚙️ Homeschooling in Ohio
Ohio requires annual notification, 900 instructional hours, and an annual assessment. Here's a clear breakdown of what you need to stay compliant.
Ohio Homeschool Requirements (2025)
📋 Annual Notification
- File notification with your local school district superintendent by August 1 each year
- Teaching parent must have a high school diploma or GED — or work under the supervision of a certified teacher
- Notification must include names and ages of children being homeschooled
📚 Required Subjects
- Language Arts (reading, writing, spelling, grammar)
- Mathematics
- Science
- Social Studies / History
- Health
- Physical Education
- Fine Arts (Art or Music)
- First Aid and Safety
📅 Instructional Hours
- Minimum 900 hours of instruction per year
- No specific daily schedule required — flexible pacing allowed
📊 Annual Assessment (Choose One)
- Nationally standardized achievement test
- Portfolio review by a certified teacher
- Written assessment by a certified teacher
- Assessment must be submitted to the superintendent by August 1
⚠️ Always verify current requirements with the Ohio Department of Education (education.ohio.gov) or HSLDA. This page is general reference only.
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