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Homeschooling laws in Oregon require parents to do three things: File a one-time Notice of Intent (NOI) to homeschool form to your local Education Service District (ESD). Have your student tested in grades 3, 5, 8, and 10. If applicable, address any disabilities by having your child evaluated.

Oregon Homeschooling Laws Homeschooling laws in Oregon require parents to do three things: File a one-time Notice of Intent (NOI) to homeschool form to your local Education Service District (ESD). Have your student tested in grades 3, 5, 8, and 10. If applicable, address any disabilities by having your child evaluated.

A homeschool letter of intent is a form used to notify the department of education that a child will be homeschooled instead of attending a public or private educational institution. Generally, this letter, or notice, of intent is straightforward in regard to formatting and content.

Oregon Sample Letter of Withdrawal from Public School If you are withdrawing your child from public school to begin homeschooling during the school year, fill out this letter and mail it "Certified Mail/Return Receipt Requested" to the principal of the public school your child is currently attending.

Information to Include in a Letter of Intent Child's address and address of homeschool if different. Child's birth date. The grade the child would be entering if they were in school. A simple statement saying that the child will be homeschooled for the following school year and who will be giving the instruction.

Oregon Homeschool Letter of Intent The NOI must be submitted to your local ESD within 10 days of starting your homeschool program or within 10 days of withdrawing your child from public school. Your notice of intent should include: Name, address, and date of birth for all children being homeschooled.

An annual progress report is required. You have a choice of showing progress via: standardized test scores, an evaluation by a teacher certified in the state of Hawai'i, or a parent-written report providing statements of progress in each subject area and samples of the student's work.