Moderate regulation
Homeschooling Laws in Minnesota
Minnesota requires a Letter of Intent by October 1 and annual standardized testing.
Compulsory ages
7–17
Notice of intent
Required
Recordkeeping
Quarterly report cards, immunization, attendance.
Assessment
Annual standardized test.
Teacher qualifications
Parent meets one of several qualifications (HS diploma, etc.).
Required subjects
Reading, writing, literature, fine arts, math, science, history, geography, government, health, PE.
How to start homeschooling in Minnesota
- 1File Letter of Intent with local superintendent by October 1
- 2Administer annual standardized test
- 3Maintain immunization and attendance records
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This page is an educational overview, not legal advice. Laws change — confirm current requirements with the Minnesota Department of Education or HSLDA before withdrawing a child from school.