New Hampshire Homeschool Requirements
New Hampshire requires annual notice and an annual assessment, but offers five different evaluation options. No teacher qualifications or minimum instructional days are mandated. NH has a notably comprehensive list of required subjects.
Notification Requirements
File annual notice of intent with local school principal or superintendent, or a superintendent-approved third party
Required Subjects
Teacher Qualifications
None required
Testing & Assessment
Annual assessment (5 options: standardized test, portfolio, evaluator, on-site visit, or combination)
Instructional Days / Hours
No specific mandate
Record Keeping
Annual portfolio or assessment results to be filed
Official Resources for New Hampshire
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.
Florida requires annual notice and a yearly portfolio evaluation, but no specific number of instructional days.
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