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Missouri homeschool laws made simple: no notice required, the 1,000-hour rule, the records to keep, and the daily-log defense explained.

Tennessee homeschool laws made simple: three legal paths, the Notice of Intent, TCAP testing grades, and the records you actually have to keep.

Michigan homeschool laws made simple: two legal paths, no notice, no testing, nine subjects. Here is exactly what the law requires for 2026.

Illinois homeschool laws made simple: no registration, no notice, no testing. Here is what the law requires for 2026, plus the Homeschool Act update.

Virginia homeschool laws explained: the August 15 notice of intent, the four qualifying options, and the August 1 evidence of progress. A clear 2026 guide.

New York homeschool laws explained: the July 1 letter of intent, the IHIP, four quarterly reports, and the annual assessment. A clear walk-through for 2026.

Pennsylvania homeschool laws explained: the August 1 affidavit, the portfolio, the annual evaluation, and testing years. A clear walk-through for 2026.

Ohio homeschool laws changed in 2023 and got much simpler: one notification, six subjects, no testing. Here is what actually applies for 2026.

Georgia homeschool laws, made simple: file your Declaration of Intent, teach 180 days, test every three years. Here is exactly what you need for 2026.

California homeschool laws made simple: file a Private School Affidavit, teach the required subjects, keep basic records. Here is exactly what you need for 2026.