Texas homeschool planning hub
Review your state context, choose a report-card workflow, and open a printable planner without losing your place.
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Compliance summary
This detailed brief covers the currently published compliance summary for Texas.
- Notification
- No state notification — homeschool is treated as a private school under Leeper v. Arlington ISD. Parents may choose to file a Statement of Intent locally for record-keeping.
- Subjects
- Reading, spelling, grammar, mathematics, and good citizenship (Texas Education Code §25.086). Curriculum materials are board-approved or a private school program.
- Attendance / instructional days
- No statutorily required days, though Texas homeschool conventions recommend ~180 days. Most families track instructional log privately.
- Assessment method
- No state testing or portfolio review. Method of evaluation is documented privately. Immunization status recorded; proof-of-progress is the parent’s choice.
Laws and filing practices can change. Use this summary as a planning aid and confirm current requirements with your state or district.
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Texas report-card template
Grades K-12Required fields
- Student identification (name, grade level)
- Curriculum covering reading, spelling, grammar, mathematics, and good citizenship
- Attendance / instructional hours log
- Optional but recommended: work samples and curriculum documentation
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Printable K–8 planner
Plan your Texas homeschool year with the printable K–8 planner. It is a companion planning tool, not a state-law form or a substitute for your state’s filing records.
Year at a glanceTrack pacing, terms, and milestones in one printable view.
State-aware contextKeep Texas in view while you organize your school year.
Separate compliance recordsUse the compliance summary above to plan what records to confirm locally.