Florida homeschool requirements · Reading, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Health, and Physical Education · Immunization/exemption record · Portfolio or standardized-test evaluation
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| Subject | Units / Topics Covered | Grade / Progress |
|---|---|---|
| Reading | Units / Topics Covered | Grade / Progress |
| Mathematics | Units / Topics Covered | Grade / Progress |
| Science | Units / Topics Covered | Grade / Progress |
| Social Studies | Units / Topics Covered | Grade / Progress |
| Health | Units / Topics Covered | Grade / Progress |
| Physical Education | Units / Topics Covered | Grade / Progress |
List curriculum materials used by subject (free-form).
Annual instructional log — Florida families track days privately under §1002.41.
| Month | Days Possible | Days Completed | Absences |
|---|---|---|---|
Choose one annual evaluation method: a portfolio review by a Florida-certified teacher or a nationally standardized test (TerraNova, CAT, or SAT-10). The compliance brief publishes no numeric minimum assessment threshold.
Keep the Notice of Intent and annual evaluation record with the homeschool file.
Portfolio / work samples
Record portfolio work samples and projects for the annual evaluation.
Evaluation / test details and notes
Record the evaluation letter, test name / score / date, or other notes.
Keep the Florida Form DH 680 on file. If exempt, retain religious exemption documentation (Form DH 681) or medical exemption documentation with a physician signature.
Tier 2 — notification-only with annual evaluation tier. Families file a Notice of Intent with the local school district, maintain a private instructional log and an annual evaluation record, and keep immunization documentation on file using Florida Form DH 680. Religious or medical exemption documentation is retained when applicable. Annual educational evaluation may be completed through a portfolio review by a Florida-certified teacher or a nationally standardized test such as TerraNova, CAT, or SAT-10. The compliance brief publishes no numeric minimum assessment threshold. Source: Florida Statutes §1002.41 and FDOE homeschool guidance.
Source: https://www.fldoe.org/schools/school-choice/k-12-homeschool/