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D.C. Approves Stricter Homeschool Rules
September 9, 2008
The District of Columbia State Board of Education approved requirements August 1st that now require parents to submit an official letter to the Office of the Superintendent of Education (OSSE) declaring their intention to homeschool.  Parents are also now required to maintain and, when requested, submit a portfolio of their students' work for review by OSSE officials up to twice a year.  To read the new requlations, click here.
 
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 Parents must give school authorities notice of intent to homeschool
 
 Parents must obtain approval to homeschool their children
 
 Notification required depending on homeschooling option chosen
 
 No notification requirement
 

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