Moderate regulation
Homeschooling Laws in New Hampshire
New Hampshire requires a one-time letter of participation and annual evaluation kept on file (not submitted).
Compulsory ages
6–18
Notice of intent
Required
Recordkeeping
Portfolio of work samples.
Assessment
Annual evaluation: test, portfolio review by certified teacher, or other approved method.
Teacher qualifications
None.
Required subjects
Science, math, language, government, history, health, reading, writing, spelling, US/NH constitutional history, art, music.
How to start homeschooling in New Hampshire
- 1Send Letter of Participation to participating agency within 5 days of starting
- 2Conduct annual evaluation and keep records
Next steps with Homeschool Hub
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This page is an educational overview, not legal advice. Laws change — confirm current requirements with the New Hampshire Department of Education or HSLDA before withdrawing a child from school.