Wyoming recently removed its curriculum-submission requirement — as of July 2025, you no longer submit your curriculum to your district for review.
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Wyoming's Homeschool Freedom Act (HB 46), effective July 1, 2025, removed the curriculum-submission requirement — a significant reduction in oversight that makes Wyoming one of the least-regulated homeschool states in the country.
Wyoming Homeschool Requirements (2026)
📋 What Wyoming Does NOT Require
As of July 1, 2025: no curriculum submission to your local school district
No longer required to submit curriculum to your local district for approval
No standardized testing required
No set instructional hours mandated
No teaching credentials required for parents
📚 What Wyoming DOES Require
You no longer submit a curriculum to your school district. If your child is currently enrolled in public school, withdrawal involves an in-person meeting with a school counselor or administrator and your written consent
Provide a sequentially progressive curriculum (one that builds in difficulty over time) covering seven required subjects
Attendance is required from age 7 (birthday on or before August 1) until age 16 or completion of tenth grade, whichever comes first
Ensure your program meets the "basic academic educational program" standard defined in state law
📚 Required Subjects in Wyoming
Reading
Writing
Mathematics
Civics
History
Literature
Science
Wyoming's seven required subjects must be taught through a "sequentially progressive curriculum" — meaning the content should build in difficulty year over year, even though you no longer need to submit that curriculum for district review.
📁 Record-Keeping in Wyoming
No curriculum submission needs to be filed with your school district under current law
Since curriculum no longer needs submission, keeping your own informal records of what's covered each year is still good practice for continuity
No test scores or portfolios need to be submitted to any authority
Keep a copy of your withdrawal consent paperwork if you withdrew a child from public school to homeschool
⚠️ Always verify current requirements with your state department of education or the Home School Legal Defense Association (hslda.org). Laws can change and this page is for general reference only.
Getting Started / Withdrawing from Public School in Wyoming
As of Wyoming's Homeschool Freedom Act (effective July 1, 2025), you no longer submit your curriculum to your local school district. If your child is currently enrolled in public school, withdrawal involves an in-person meeting with a school counselor or administrator and your written consent. Your program still needs to provide a sequentially progressive curriculum covering the seven required subjects (reading, writing, math, civics, history, literature, science), but you do not need to show that curriculum to the district for approval or file any ongoing paperwork.
How Lumi Helps Wyoming Homeschool Families
Lumi handles curriculum planning, grading, and progress tracking automatically, so Wyoming families can focus on their kids instead of paperwork — while staying comfortably aligned with state requirements.
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Covers Required Subjects
Lumi covers the core subjects Wyoming expects, plus additional subjects including Coding, Art, Music, and more — all in one flat-price app.
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Attendance Tracker
Built-in attendance logging helps you document instructional time and subject coverage automatically, useful for meeting record-keeping expectations.
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Printable Report Cards
Generate formal report cards automatically — useful for evaluations, re-enrollment in public school, or any situation requiring proof of academic progress.
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Printable Workbooks
Six printable workbooks covering every grade level — great for portfolio documentation and supplemental practice.
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Flat Family Price
$9.99/month covers up to 8 kids — no per-child fees as your family grows.
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Narrated Lessons
Every lesson is narrated aloud by Lumi, so kids can work independently while parents focus on the bigger picture.
Wyoming Homeschool Resources
Wyoming Department of Education — Homeschooling — edu.wyoming.gov/parents/homeschooling — Official state guidance reflecting the 2025 law update.
Homeschool Wyoming — homeschoolwy.org/legal — Statewide advocacy organization with a clear legal breakdown.
Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) — hslda.org — National legal advocacy with Wyoming-specific compliance guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions — Homeschooling in Wyoming
Do I still need to notify my district to homeschool in Wyoming?
As of the Homeschool Freedom Act (HB 46), effective July 1, 2025, Wyoming no longer requires you to submit your curriculum to your local school district, and current law does not describe an annual letter of intent. One exception: if your child is currently enrolled in public school, Wyoming law (W.S. 21-4-102) calls for an in-person meeting with a school counselor or administrator and your written consent to the withdrawal.
What changed in Wyoming homeschool law in 2025?
As of July 1, 2025, the Homeschool Freedom Act (HB 46) removed Wyoming's requirement to submit your curriculum to the local district. Check with your district about any other paperwork.
What subjects does Wyoming require?
Reading, writing, mathematics, civics, history, literature, and science, taught through a sequentially progressive curriculum.
Does Wyoming require standardized testing?
No — Wyoming does not require homeschool students to take standardized tests.
What is the best homeschool curriculum app for Wyoming families?
Lumi Academy's sequentially structured Pre-K through 8th grade curriculum directly satisfies Wyoming's "sequentially progressive" requirement across all seven required subjects, without needing to submit anything to your district or file any notice under the current law.
This shift toward lighter oversight reflects a broader national trend of states reducing homeschool paperwork burdens, and Wyoming families who've homeschooled through the transition often describe the change as one less recurring stressor each fall — no annual filing deadline to track at all. Families should still keep some form of records, even without a submission requirement.
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