Texas
Texas does not register or monitor home schools. Your course of study needs to include good citizenship, and a district may ask for a letter of assurance in writing.
Even with little to file, a dated record of what each child learned is what you will want for a transcript, a transfer or college applications.
- Notice
- None to file with the state. The Texas Education Agency does not register, approve or monitor home schools
- Course of study
- Follow a course of study that includes good citizenship
- If the district asks
- A district that learns of a home-schooled child may ask the parents in writing for a letter of assurance
- Time
- No set number of hours or days
- Diploma
- The state does not award diplomas to home-schooled students; the parent issues the diploma and transcript
What is due
- Letter of assurance
- Only if the district asks for one in writing
Reports My Homeschool Hours makes for this state
- Activity log
- Hours by subject
- Portfolio
- Reading list
- Attendance