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1. • • 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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   Do I need a homeschool affidavit in Pennsylvania?

   • A home education program must be documented and evaluated to account for all schooling during that time. Students may participate in a home education program as long as they are of school age. Kindergarten is not required in Pennsylvania. Parents may choose to submit an affidavit for homeschooling their kindergarten child, but it is not required.

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   When does a child need a homeschool affidavit?

   • Compulsory attendance is required until a child is 18 years old, with some exceptions. An affidavit must be submitted for any student who is of compulsory attendance age and an evaluation is due to the superintendent for any time spent in homeschooling until the student is 18 or they have graduated from the home education program.

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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.

   Pennsylvania Homeschool Affidavit and Declaration - HSLDA

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   Who gets a home education diploma in Pennsylvania?

   • The home education law awards diplomas to home education graduates who complete the graduation requirements while enrolled in a Pennsylvania home education program. Those requirements are shown to the left. Homeschooling families have two options: (1) the parent issued diploma and (2) the organization issued diploma.

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   Do you have to file a child affidavit in Pennsylvania?

   • 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 attendance.) Notarize Affidavit. Fill out the affidavit form and get it notarized.

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   When can I start homeschooling in Pennsylvania?

   • Act 169 of 1988 The day after you file your affidavit you can begin homeschooling legally in Pennsylvania. You can file your first affidavit at any time, but after that you must file a new affidavit each year by August 1. There is an affidavit that you can print out and use on pages 5 and 6 of this guide.

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3. homeschoolpennsylvania.org › affidavitsAffidavits and Unsworn Declarations – Homeschool Pennsylvania

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   Mar 5, 2023 · 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. The unsworn declaration does not need to be notarized, but requires a specific ...

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   The sample affidavits shown below may be used by the supervisor of the home education program for children at the elementary school level (kindergarten through sixth grade) or at the secondary school level (seventh through twelfth grade). These affidavits must be notarized.

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   Alternatively, parents or guardians can teach their children through a home education program by filing a notarized affidavit with the local school district before starting the program and by August 1st annually thereafter.

6. hslda.org › legal › pennsylvaniaPennsylvania Homeschool Laws - HSLDA

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   Pennsylvania Homeschool Law At a Glance. Options for Homeschooling: Four; School Required for Ages: 6–18; Notification Required: Yes; Teacher Qualifications: No, except option 1; State Mandated Subjects: Yes; Assessment requirements: No, except option 1; Immunization requirements: Yes; View Complete Details » Member-Only Resources »

7. phaa.org › static › lawguideGUIDE TO PA HOMESCHOOL LAW - PHAA

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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.

9. homeschoolpennsylvania.org › indexPennsylvania Home Education Law – Homeschool Pennsylvania

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   Students of compulsory school age participating in a home education program are subject to sections 1327 (d) and 1327.1 of the Public School Code of 1949 (24 P. S. § § 13-1327 (d) and 1327.1). School district approval is not required to commence home education programs.