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Home School Information

Parents who choose to home educate are required to report their home school's enrollment to the Indiana Department of Education upon request of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction (IC 20-33-2-21). Dr. Reed requests that, if you decide to home educate, you report your enrollment via the online enrollment report form.

 

Home School Enrollment Report Form - Online

The Relationship Between Home Schools & Public Schools
Home School Help Sheet - Information about Home Schooling in Indiana
State Standards

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Attendance Law and Rule

Indiana University's Independent Study High School Program offers correspondence and online courses to supplement your current home school curriculum or to earn a diploma from the  Indiana University High School. For information on accreditation contact Indiana University.

Indiana University

The compulsory school attendance law requires all children to attend a school taught in the English language from either the start of the school year during which a child will turn 7 (if the child is to attend a public school), or at age 7 (if the child is to attend a nonaccredited, nonpublic school {including, but not limited to, a "home school"}). The child must continue to attend school until he or she turns 18, earns a high school diploma, or formally "drops out" of school at age 16 or 17, according to the procedure set out at IC 20-33-2-28.5.

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Contact
If you have questions or comments, contact:
Katie Starks
Office of Student Services
Indiana Department of Education
Room 229, State House, Indianapolis, IN 46204
voice: 317-232-9111
fax: 317-232-9140