Florida
In Florida the portfolio is the record: a log of educational activities made at the time, the reading materials by title, and samples of writing, worksheets and creative work. You keep it for two years.
My Homeschool Hours builds that portfolio from what you capture each day, and the annual evaluation starts from a complete, dated record instead of a shoebox.
- Notice of intent
- To the district superintendent within 30 days of starting
- Portfolio
- A log of educational activities made as you teach that names the reading materials by title, plus samples of writing, worksheets, workbooks or creative work
- Keep it
- Two years, open to the superintendent with 15 days written notice
- Annual evaluation
- One of the five evaluation options in the statute, filed with the superintendent each year
- Time
- No set number of hours or days
What is due
- Notice of intent
- Within 30 days of starting
- Annual evaluation
- Each year, on the anniversary of the notice
Reports My Homeschool Hours makes for this state
- Portfolio
- Activity log
- Reading list
- Hours by subject
- Attendance