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Vermont Homeschool Portfolio Requirements

Complete guide to documentation requirements

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Tier 2: Assessment Option

Your state offers portfolio review as an assessment option. This is often less stressful than standardized testing.

Submission Frequency
annual
Deadline
March 1 (enrollment) + annual assessment
Submitted To
Agency of Education
Overview

Vermont requires annual assessment which can be satisfied through portfolio review, standardized testing, or a parent report with teacher endorsement. Parents must submit a minimum course of study.

Required Portfolio Components

Your portfolio should include these elements to meet state requirements

โœ“Minimum course of study
โœ“Work samples
โœ“Evidence of progress
Evaluation Options

Methods available for assessing your child's progress

Portfolio review by certified teacher
Standardized testing
Parent report with teacher endorsement
Legal Citations
16 V.S.A. ยง 166b View Law โ†—

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general guidance only. Homeschool portfolio requirements can change, and interpretation 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.

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