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Texas Homeschool Law At a Glance

Options for Homeschooling: One
School Required for Ages: 6–19
Notification Required: No
Teacher Qualifications: No
State Mandated Subjects: Yes
Assessment requirements: No
Immunization requirements: No

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How to Homeschool in Texas

How to Comply with Texas’s Homeschool Law

Compulsory School Age in Texas

How to Withdraw Your Child from School in Texas

Public School Access for Homeschoolers in Texas

Special Education Provisions for Texas

The Importance of Recordkeeping in Texas

What's Happening in Texas?

Two Cases. Six Weeks. Social Security Benefits Restored.

Homeschooling Family Sues University for Violating New Dual-Credit Law

From College Access to Accommodating Co-ops—States Expand Homeschool Freedom

Tiny Error, Texas-Sized Problem: Mom Faces Court Summons over District’s Mistake

Officials Invent Requirements for Families Switching to Homeschooling

‘Diploma Mill’: College Attacks Student’s Homeschool Record

MEMBER RESOURCES

Member Resources for Texas

Member-Only
State Forms

Texas Withdrawal Form

Texas Statement of Assurance

Laws Affecting
Homeschoolers

Child Labor and Work Permit Laws in Texas

Jury Duty Laws in Texas

Texas Homeschooling Memo