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Minnesota Homeschool Law At a Glance
Options for Homeschooling:
One
School Required for Ages:
7–17
Notification Required:
Yes
Teacher Qualifications:
Yes
State Mandated Subjects:
Yes
Assessment requirements:
Yes
Immunization requirements:
Yes
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How to Homeschool in Minnesota
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How to Comply with Minnesota’s Homeschool Law
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Compulsory School Age in Minnesota
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How to Withdraw Your Child from School in Minnesota
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Public School Access for Homeschoolers in Minnesota
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Special Education Provisions for Minnesota
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The Importance of Recordkeeping in Minnesota
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Minnesota Senate File 4458
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Minnesota House File 3239/Senate File 3439
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College Admits It Wrongly Rejected Grad, Pledges to Review Policy
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District Apologizes for Threatening to Send Police to Family’s Home
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Freedom Starts at Home: Families Persuade Lawmakers to Cancel Testing Rules
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Child Labor and Work Permit Laws in Minnesota
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Jury Duty Laws in Minnesota