by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Kentucky, Laws & Requirements
The Tim Tebow Law—named after the athlete who played public school football while homeschooled in Florida—would allow homeschoolers to participate in public school sports. Kentucky hasn’t passed this law, but understanding its status, HB290’s impact, and...
by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Kentucky, Laws & Requirements
Key Takeaways Kentucky requires eight core subjects: reading, writing, spelling, grammar, history, mathematics, science, and civics No specific curriculum is mandated—only subject areas must be covered The Rudasill decision prohibits the state from prescribing or...
by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Kentucky, Laws & Requirements
Key Takeaways: Kentucky requires 170 instructional days and 1,062 instructional hours per year (185 days if your district is year-round) Records are kept by families, not submitted to the state — they’re for your documentation only Simple daily or weekly logs...
by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Kentucky, Laws & Requirements
Key Takeaways: Formal withdrawal from public school is recommended but not legally required before filing homeschool notice A simple written notice to the principal or superintendent with your child’s name and withdrawal reason is sufficient Request your...
by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Kentucky, Laws & Requirements
Key Takeaways: Notice of intent must be filed within the first two weeks of your school year with your local superintendent No official form required — a simple letter with required information works Keep a copy for your records; most superintendents acknowledge...
by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Kentucky, Laws & Requirements
Key Takeaways: Five straightforward legal requirements: name your school, file notice of intent, meet instructional hours, teach required subjects, keep records 170 instructional days and 1,062 hours annually — no testing, no credentials, no curriculum approval needed...
