Homeschooling in Oregon
Oregon requires annual written notice to your school district, instruction in required subject areas, and annual standardized testing with results submitted to the district superintendent. These guides cover what each requirement means and how to meet it under Oregon Revised Statutes §339.035.
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How to Homeschool in Oregon (2026): Notice, Required Subjects, and Annual Testing
Oregon requires annual written notice to your school district, instruction in required subject areas, and annual standardized testing with results submitted to the district. No parent credential required. Here is what the law requires and how each piece works.
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How to Withdraw Your Child From Public School in Oregon (2026): Step by Step
Withdrawing your child from public school in Oregon means sending a one-time notice to your local Education Service District within 10 days. The notice goes to the ESD, not your school district, and you file it once, not every year. Here is the exact sequence.
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How to Homeschool High School in Oregon (2026): A One-Time Notice, the Oregon Promise, and College
In Oregon you notify your ESD once, test at grade 10, and issue the diploma yourself. Here is how the transcript, the Oregon Promise, dual credit, and admission work.
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