Florida Homeschool Requirements
Florida requires annual notice and a yearly portfolio evaluation, but no specific number of instructional days. Families choose from several assessment methods — a certified teacher portfolio review, standardized test, or approved evaluator.
Notification Requirements
File an annual notice of intent with the county school superintendent within 30 days of starting
Required Subjects
Teacher Qualifications
None required
Testing & Assessment
Annual portfolio evaluation by a certified teacher, OR standardized test, OR approved evaluator
Instructional Days / Hours
No specified number of days
Record Keeping
Maintain portfolio of student work throughout the year
Official Resources for Florida
These summaries reflect general requirements as of 2026. Laws change — always verify with an official source before making decisions.
Other Moderate Regulation states
Arkansas requires annual notice to the school district plus an annual standardized test beginning in first grade.
Colorado requires annual district notification and an annual assessment, but gives families wide choice in curriculum and evaluation method.
Georgia homeschoolers file an annual declaration of intent and must complete an annual assessment.
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