North Carolina
North Carolina asks for a notice to DNPE, a regular schedule of at least nine months, attendance and immunization records, and a nationally standardized test each year.
Attendance keeps itself here: every day you log becomes a school day on the attendance sheet, ready if DNPE ever asks to see your records.
- Notice of intent
- To the Division of Non-Public Education (DNPE) at least five business days before starting; filed after July 1, not in May or June
- Schedule
- Instruction on a regular schedule for at least nine calendar months a year, not counting holidays and vacations
- Attendance
- Keep annual attendance records for each student
- Immunizations
- Keep immunization records for each student
- Testing
- A nationally standardized achievement test each year (English grammar, reading, spelling, math); keep results at least one year
What is due
- Notice of intent
- Five business days before starting (after July 1)
- Standardized test
- Each school year
Reports My Homeschool Hours makes for this state
- Attendance
- Activity log
- Hours by subject
- Portfolio
- Reading list