Homeschooling in Montana
Montana requires annual notice to your county superintendent, attendance records kept on file, and at least 180 days of instruction in an organized course of study. No testing and no parent credential required under Montana Code Annotated Sections 20-5-109 and 20-5-111.
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How to Homeschool in Montana (2026): Annual Notice, Attendance Records, and What the Law Requires
Montana asks you to notify your county superintendent each school year, keep attendance records, and teach at least 180 days in an organized course of study. There is no testing and no parent credential. A 2025 change dropped the immunization-record rule. Here is how each piece works.
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