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State Requirements

Homeschooling in Vermont

Regulation: High

Annual enrollment and assessment required. One of the more regulated states in New England.

How to start
Enroll with the Vermont Agency of Education by March 1 each year using the annual enrollment form.
Parent qualifications
No specific credential, but must demonstrate ability to teach.
Required subjects
English, math, citizenship, history, PE, fine arts, and health.
Testing
Annual assessment via standardized test, portfolio review, or review by a certified teacher.
Dual enrollment
Available.

Getting started

File an annual enrollment form with the Vermont Agency of Education by March 1. Include your planned curriculum and assessment method.

Annual assessment

Vermont requires annual assessment. Options include a standardized test, portfolio review by a certified teacher, or a meeting with a certified evaluator. Choose the method that works best for your family.

Required subjects

Cover English, math, citizenship, history, PE, fine arts, and health. Vermont gives families flexibility in how these are taught.

Want a plan tailored to Vermont?

Yarrow builds a multi-year plan that meets Vermont requirements and fits your student's goals.

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Legal reference: Vermont Statutes Annotated Title 16 §166b · Last reviewed: 2026-01