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Moderate RegulationUpdated 2026

Maryland Homeschool Requirements

Maryland requires annual notice and a portfolio review, but no specific instructional days. Parents can satisfy oversight through the county superintendent or by enrolling in an approved umbrella correspondence school.

Maryland Homeschool Requirements at a Glance

  • Annual notice to county superintendent (or enroll in correspondence school)
  • Maintain portfolio of student work throughout the year
  • Annual portfolio review by superintendent or umbrella school
  • No minimum instructional days required
  • No teacher qualifications required
  • Cover required subject areas

Notification Requirements

File annual notice with county superintendent; may operate through umbrella correspondence school instead

Required Subjects

English Language ArtsMathematicsScienceSocial StudiesHealth and Physical EducationArtMusicForeign Language

Teacher Qualifications

None required

Testing & Assessment

Annual portfolio review by the superintendent or approved umbrella program

Instructional Days / Hours

No specific mandate

Record Keeping

Maintain portfolio of student work throughout the year

Official Resources for Maryland

These summaries reflect general requirements as of 2026. Laws change — always verify with an official source before making decisions.

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