Homeschooling in Florida
File one Notice of Intent, maintain a portfolio throughout the year, and complete one annual evaluation. Florida gives five evaluation options and no required subjects. The FES-EO scholarship puts around $8,000 per child per year into a ClassWallet account for curriculum and education expenses. Start with the complete guide.
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How to Homeschool in Florida (2026): A Complete Guide
Filing the Notice of Intent, maintaining a compliant portfolio, choosing one of five annual evaluation methods, withdrawing from public school, issuing a high school diploma, and applying for the FES-EO scholarship.
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Florida Homeschool Funding & PEP Guide (2026): The Personalized Education Program, Amounts & How to Apply
Florida's Personalized Education Program gives parent-directed families about $8,000 per child with no income test. But PEP is a separate status from the standard home education program. Here is how the money works and what choosing PEP changes.
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How to Withdraw Your Child From Public School in Florida (2026): Step by Step
Notifying the school and filing a Notice of Intent with your county superintendent within 30 days. Covers the two-office sequence, mid-year withdrawals, what to do about IEPs, and the PEP scholarship fork.
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How to Homeschool High School in Florida (2026): Diplomas, Bright Futures, and College
Homeschooling high school in Florida means you issue the diploma, and your student can still earn Bright Futures. Here is how the diploma, transcript, Bright Futures pathway, and dual enrollment work.
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