Homeschooling in Minnesota
Minnesota requires annual written notice to your school district by October 1, instruction in required subjects by grade level, and an annual assessment conducted with a licensed teacher. These guides cover what each requirement means and how to meet it under Minnesota Statutes §120A.22.
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How to Homeschool in Minnesota (2026): Notice, Required Subjects, and Annual Assessment
Minnesota requires annual written notice to your school district by October 1, instruction in required subjects, and annual assessment by or with the oversight of a licensed teacher. Here is what the law requires and how each piece works.
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How to Withdraw Your Child From Public School in Minnesota (2026): Step by Step
Withdrawing your child from public school in Minnesota means filing an initial report with your resident district superintendent, including the child's information and immunization records. Here is the exact sequence, including mid-year withdrawals.
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How to Homeschool High School in Minnesota (2026): Diplomas, PSEO, and College
You issue the diploma, not the state, and your student can take free college courses through PSEO starting in tenth grade. Covers building a real transcript, the PSEO grade-average thresholds, and applying to college.
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