Moderate regulation

Homeschooling Laws in North Dakota

North Dakota requires an annual Statement of Intent and periodic testing.

Compulsory ages

7–16

Notice of intent

Required

Recordkeeping

Attendance, courses, immunization.

Assessment

Standardized test in grades 4, 6, 8, 10 (with some exemptions).

Teacher qualifications

HS diploma/GED, or supervision by a certified teacher for first 2 years.

Required subjects

Same as public schools; 175 days, 4 hours/day.

How to start homeschooling in North Dakota

1File Statement of Intent with local superintendent 14 days before starting (annually)
2Administer required tests on schedule

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This page is an educational overview, not legal advice. Laws change — confirm current requirements with the North Dakota Department of Education or HSLDA before withdrawing a child from school.