Homeschooling in Prince Edward Island
One notice of intention, one declaration, and no required subjects. No funding and no testing. Note the diploma rule before the high school years arrive. Start with the complete guide.
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PEI Homeschool High School (2026): Credits, the Diploma, and the April 15 Rule
Home education earns no credits toward the graduation certificate, but teens can take school courses with notice by April 15. The diploma, the routes, and what comes after.
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PEI Homeschool Funding: What Exists and What Doesn't (2026)
PEI pays homeschool families nothing: no grant, no tax credit. But the province lends curriculum books for a refundable $50 deposit. What other provinces pay, and how families keep costs down.
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PEI Homeschool Curriculum and Resources (2026): Free Provincial Books and What to Teach
No required curriculum, but you can borrow the provincial books for a refundable $50 deposit. How to access them and how to build a plan when nothing is mandated.
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PEI Homeschool Notice of Intent (2026): The Form, the Declaration, and the Deadline
What the Notice of Intention asks for, the declaration you sign alongside it, when it is due, and how to file it cleanly each year.
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How to Homeschool in Prince Edward Island (2026): A Complete Guide
The notice of intention, the declaration, no required subjects or testing, free curriculum access, and the diploma rule to plan around before high school.
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