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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