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1. • • To homeschool in Pennsylvania, you’ll need to meet the education requirements, complete a homeschool affidavit, teach the required subjects for at least 180 days or 900+ hours per year, test your child in grades 3, 5, and 8, keep proper records, and complete an annual evaluation.
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   Do you need an affidavit for homeschooling in Pennsylvania?

   • Whether you are preparing to homeschool for the first time or you are getting ready for another great year, the affidavit form or unsworn declaration form can be used to indicate that you will be homeschooling in Pennsylvania. The affidavit must be notarized.

   Affidavits and Unsworn Declarations – Homeschool Pennsylvania

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   Do I need a notarized affidavit for homeschooling?

   • File a notarized affidavit with your local school district. This must be done before you begin homeschooling. Once you begin to homeschool, the affidavit must be filed annually by August 1. Ask Pauline lays out what the affidavit must include and offers sample forms you can customize.

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   How do I homeschool under the first option in Pennsylvania?

   • If you plan to homeschool under the first option in Pennsylvania, you'll need to file either the homeschool affidavit or declaration in lieu of affidavit below. Looking for more information about your state's homeschool laws? Check out Part 1 of our Pennsylvania law series.

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   How do I start homeschooling in Pennsylvania?

   • Ask Pauline, which gives detailed information on how to comply with the homeschooling laws. Here’s a simplified list of the legal requirements to start homeschooling in Pennsylvania: File a notarized affidavit with your local school district. This must be done before you begin homeschooling.

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   What is a homeschool affidavit?

   • The Affidavit serves as your official notification to the school district of your intention to homeschool a child in Pennsylvania.

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   Can a parent homeschool a child in Pennsylvania?

   • Any parent or legal guardian who intends to homeschool a child who meets the compulsory age requirements in Pennsylvania must notify the superintendent of the school district in which they live of their intention to do so. What’s an affidavit?

   How to Prepare a Homeschool Affidavit in Pennsylvania

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   Mar 5, 2023 · When do you need to submit the Affidavit or Unsworn Declaration? Generally, you must file an affidavit or unsworn declaration with your school district prior to commencing homeschooling and each following year by August 1 .

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   Jul 31, 2013 · Learn what you need to include in a homeschool affidavit under Pennsylvania law and print my free one-page form.

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   You do not need to file an affidavit for any child who has not yet reached the compulsory attendance age. In Pennsylvania, this means that you do not have to file for children who are under 6 unless that child has already attended school in first grade or above, or you have filed for the child in the past. (Kindergarten does not count as school ...

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   If you plan to homeschool under the first option in Pennsylvania, you'll need to file either the homeschool affidavit or declaration in lieu of affidavit below. Looking for more information about your state's homeschool laws? Check out Part 1 of our Pennsylvania law series.

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   • Name of Supervisor. The affidavit should identify the supervisor of the home education program. This is a parent or legal guardian with full or partial custody of the child.
   • Name and Age of Children Participating in Home Education Program. Only list children who have reached compulsory attendance age. Even though school districts commonly ask for the child’s birthdate or grade, only the child’s age is required.
   • Address and Telephone Number of the Home Education Program. This information is required to verify the school district of residence. If the school district asks for further proof of residency (a utility bill or a mortgage statement) you are not required to provide it.
   • Required Subjects Will be Offered in the English Language. This requirement is self-explanatory. This sentence of the statute also mentions the list of proposed educational objectives, which should be attached to the affidavit when you submit it to the school district and not included in the content of the affidavit.

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   Once the affidavit/unsworn declaration and objectives have been submitted to the school district, you may immediately begin homeschooling. You do not have to wait for “permission” from the school district to begin homeschooling.

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   Jul 27, 2020 · Here’s a simplified list of the legal requirements to start homeschooling in Pennsylvania: File a notarized affidavit with your local school district. This must be done before you begin homeschooling. Once you begin to homeschool, the affidavit must be filed annually by August 1.