by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Maryland, Laws & Requirements
A Tim Tebow Law sounds appealing: named after the college and NFL quarterback who was homeschooled, these laws allow homeschoolers to participate in public school athletics. Many states have adopted Tebow Laws. Maryland has not. This guide explains Maryland’s...
by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Maryland, Laws & Requirements
Maryland requires instruction in eight specific subjects, but does not mandate how those subjects are taught or which curricula to use. This guide breaks down each required subject, what “adequate” instruction looks like for portfolio review, and practical...
by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Maryland, Laws & Requirements
One of the biggest misconceptions about Maryland homeschooling is that you need to track specific hours or days of instruction. You don’t. Maryland’s law is refreshingly flexible about “how much” homeschooling you do—but it does require that...
by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Maryland, Laws & Requirements
If your child is currently enrolled in public or private school, you must formally withdraw before beginning homeschooling. The withdrawal process is straightforward, but it matters—you want to ensure your records transfer properly and your child is officially no...
by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Maryland, Laws & Requirements
The Notice of Intent to Homeschool (also called Home Instruction Notification) is the formal document that kicks off your legal homeschooling in Maryland. It’s not complicated, but it must be done correctly and submitted at the right time. This guide walks you...
by nick | May 1, 2026 | Homeschooling in Maryland, Laws & Requirements
Homeschooling in Maryland is legal and relatively straightforward—but only if you understand what you actually need to do. Many families either overestimate the complexity or miss critical requirements entirely. Here’s what Maryland actually requires from...
