Homeschool research, with the sources attached
Your homeschool.Your choices.Your adventure.
Thinking about homeschooling? Explore the laws, curriculum, schedules, and practical guides that can help you find your family’s way.
Check your state: Texas · Florida · California · all 50 states and DC →
Where would you like to start?
Pull a book off the shelf. Each one opens a section of the site.
Homeschool laws
What does your state ask of you?
From nothing at all to notices, tests and curriculum review. Tap your state for the plain-language rules and the official sources.
See all 50 states and DC →- No notice
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- Guide coming soon
Homeschooling doesn’t have to look like school.
No bells, no rows of desks. Every family brings different hours, budgets, teaching styles and priorities, and the law in most states leaves a lot of room for that.
Your hours
Mornings, evenings, four days a week. Many working parents teach around a job.
Schedules for working parents →Your budget
Some complete curricula cost nothing. Others are worth paying for. We show both.
Free curriculum that’s complete →Your style
Boxed sets, online programs, library books, nature walks, or a mix of all four.
Compare curriculum →Your values
Secular and faith-based options side by side, clearly labeled, without judgment.
Secular options by subject →Helpful guides for real homeschool families
All guides →
About this site
Helping parents research homeschooling.
Choice Homeschool gathers sourced information for parents who are considering homeschooling or just getting started: what a state asks of you, how programs differ, and where each fact came from.
A “used by our family” note appears only after that use is confirmed. Until then, the pages stick to the research and the sources.