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High RegulationUpdated 2026

North Dakota Homeschool Requirements

North Dakota has higher-than-average regulation with teacher qualification requirements and mandatory standardized testing submitted annually to the superintendent. High school parents must hold a college degree.

North Dakota Homeschool Requirements at a Glance

  • File annual notice with local school board
  • Parent needs high school diploma (college degree required for high school level)
  • 175 instructional days
  • Annual standardized test — results submitted to superintendent
  • Cover required subjects
  • Keep attendance and test records

Notification Requirements

File annual notice with local school board

Required Subjects

Language ArtsMathematicsScienceSocial StudiesHealthPhysical EducationFine Arts

Teacher Qualifications

Parent must hold high school diploma; OR have instruction supervised by a licensed teacher; college degree required for high school level

Testing & Assessment

Annual state-approved standardized test; results submitted to superintendent

Instructional Days / Hours

175 days

Record Keeping

Keep attendance and test records; submit annually

Official Resources for North Dakota

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

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