New Hampshire
Legal with notification and curriculum documentation
New Hampshire requires filing intent with your superintendent and maintaining a portfolio of your child's work. No standardized testing is needed—just keep samples that show progress.
At a Glance
Compulsory Ages
6-18
Notice Required
Yes
File letter of intent with superintendent before starting homeschool program
Assessment Required
No
No standardized testing required. Parents provide portfolios of student work for review.
Teacher Qualifications
Parent must demonstrate competence in subject matter
Legal Requirements
Getting Started
File letter of intent with superintendent before starting homeschool program
Legal Status
Legal with notification and curriculum documentation
Required Subjects
Assessment & Testing
No standardized testing required. Parents provide portfolios of student work for review.
Record Keeping
Maintain portfolio of student work and curriculum documentation
Additional Information
Diploma Issuing
High school diploma may require state approval
Umbrella Schools
Umbrella schools are allowed in this state.
Special Education Access
Homeschooled students have access to special education services.
Sports & Extracurricular Access
Sports participation through traditional public schools may be limited.
Key Statutes
- N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 193:1