Maryland Homeschool Laws
Complete guide to homeschooling requirements
Maryland requires homeschooling families to file a notice of intent and submit portfolios or test scores for review. Parents must meet specific instructional requirements.
File notice of intent with local superintendent. Provide regular, thorough instruction in studies usually taught in public schools. Submit portfolio review or test scores.
Semi-annual portfolio review or annual standardized testing required
English, mathematics, science, social studies, art, music, health, and physical education
Maintain portfolio or test scores for review
Disclaimer: This information is provided for general guidance only. Homeschool laws can change, and requirements may vary by locality. Always verify current regulations with your state's Department of Education or consult with a local homeschool organization before making decisions about your family's education.