RESOURCES
You don't have to know everything to homeschool well. You just need to know where to find good information.
Explore thoughtful book reviews, state learning standards, and homeschooling laws to help you make informed decisions for your family.
Explore Resources ↓A growing collection of information and recommendations for your homeschooling journey.
Good books open up a world of possibilities.
Discover thoughtful video reviews of children's literature, books for homeschool parents, and other educational material. I'll share what makes a book worth considering, who might benefit from it, and how it could enrich your family's learning.
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Know what's expected. Decide what works for your family.
State learning standards can be useful references when choosing curriculum, planning instruction, or evaluating academic progress. Find your state and begin exploring its official educational expectations.
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Know the requirements. Homeschool with confidence.
Homeschooling requirements differ from state to state. Find a starting point for locating official information about notification, instruction, recordkeeping, and assessments where applicable.
Find Your State →A note about state information: State public-school learning standards do not necessarily apply to homeschooled students. Requirements vary by state and can change. The links and information here are general educational resources, not legal advice. Verify current requirements with official state sources.
ALL 50 STATES
Choose a state to locate official information about its academic learning standards and homeschooling requirements.
Choose any of the 50 states below. Each link takes you to an official state topic resource, including education agency guidance, published standards, or state law. State laws and agency pages may change; confirm current requirements with the responsible state or local authority.
Links lead to official topic resources, which may include agency pages, government PDFs, or state statutes. Academic standards for public schools are not automatically homeschool requirements. Some homeschool matters are administered locally.
Additional official references: U.S. Department of Education state agency directory ↗ · Federal overview of state private and home-school regulation ↗
Sometimes finding the right resource is all you need. Other times, it helps to talk through your questions with someone who understands homeschooling. That's where Giddy'up can help.
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