How do I file intent to homeschool in Maine?
How do I file intent to homeschool in Maine?
The notice of intent must be filed with the local school superintendent of your school administrative unit (you can find this address at the website for your town office), who will share that notice with the Commissioner of Education at the Maine Department of Education in Augusta.
How many days are required for homeschool in Maine?
175 days
Parents are required to homeschool for a minimum of 175 days. This must be acknowledged on the notice of intent that you can either submit online or by mail.
What is homeschooling in Maine?
What is homeschooling? By law, homeschools are separate from public or private schools. Under Maine law, MRSA title 20-A, §5001-A, sub-§3A. (4), parents must provide a notice of their intent to homeschool their own child (or children). Parents take full responsibility for the child while the child is being homeschooled.
What is home instruction Maine?
Home Instruction Maine parents may choose to educate their children at home. Parents take full responsibility for the child while providing home instruction—they legally direct the child’s education by choosing the curriculum, facilitating the process and determining academic needs. Home instruction is funded exclusively by the parent.
How do I submit a notice of intent to provide home instruction?
The Notice of Intent to Provide Home Instruction may be completed via the Home Instruction Portal, or by submitting a paper form or other notice that contains the required information (please see the Frequently Asked Questions for required information details).
What are the graduation requirements for a homeschooled child?
There are no specific graduation standards or requirements for homeschoolers. The parent decides what is required for graduation. Admissions requirements for any post high school programs of interest should be reviewed and considered when planning a high school program for a homeschooled student.
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