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What do I do to start homeschooling my child or children? You will need to provide notice to the Equity Office by August 1 before the start of each school year of the intent to conduct a homeschool. Provide the child's birth certificate, social security card, and immunizations.
This form may be utilized as notice of your intent to conduct a home school, meaning that you will serve as the primary teacher for the student(s) as permitted by T.C.A. §49-6-3050. Please complete both pages of the form and return both pages to your local public school system office before the start of each school year.
To independently home school in Tennessee, parents or legal guardians must possess a high school diploma or a high school equivalency credential approved by the state board of education and must submit an Intent to Home School form to the school district where the family resides.
This form may be utilized as notice of your intent to conduct an independent home school, meaning that you will serve as the primary teacher for the student(s) as permitted by Tenn. Code Annotated § 49-6-3050.
You may homeschool by enrolling your child in one of the three types of schools described below. As a general rule, you are required to teach your child for at least 180 days per school year, and you must be a parent or legal guardian of the child you are enrolling.
In this learning environment, students will experience learning which occurs remotely with a Hamilton County teacher from their zoned school, academic supports, and access to learning anywhere. All Hamilton County students will remain enrolled in their home school.
This authorization allows for the release and exchange of information between HCDE (Hamilton County Department of Education) School Health, HCDE staff, and the listed Health Care Provider. The information provided establishes the student’s treatment plan, and parental signature provides consent to implement this plan.
