Homeschooling in Maryland
Maryland offers three legal paths for home instruction under Maryland Code, Education Article §7-301: through the county school system (with a twice-yearly portfolio review), through a church-related institution, or through an approved correspondence program. These guides cover what each path requires and how to choose between them.
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How to Homeschool in Maryland (2026): Three Paths, Portfolio Reviews, and What Each One Requires
Maryland offers three paths for home instruction: through your county school system, through a church or religious school, or through an approved correspondence program. The most common path requires a portfolio reviewed twice a year. Here is how each one works.
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How to Withdraw Your Child From Public School in Maryland (2026): Step by Step
Withdrawing your child from public school in Maryland means filing a notice of consent with your county superintendent at least 15 days before you begin and choosing your oversight route. Here is the exact sequence, including mid-year withdrawals.
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How to Homeschool High School in Maryland (2026): Diplomas, Dual Enrollment, and College
Homeschooling high school in Maryland means you issue the diploma, and your portfolio becomes the transcript. Here is how the diploma, the two supervision options, dual enrollment, and college work.
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