How to homeschool in Connecticut
The rules for 2026–27 in plain words: what to send, when, what to teach and what to keep.
✓ Checked against Connecticut law on Oct 30, 2026 · See what changed
What changed
Nothing since we began checking Connecticut’s own pages every week in October 2026.
- Ages
- 5 to 18
- Notice
- None
- Tests
- None
- Set time
- None
What to do
- Teach the subjects belowYou can teach, with no set qualifications. Nothing has to be filed now; a notice of intent and a portfolio review are optional. A 2026 law asks a parent to sign in person to leave public school from 2027–28, and a yearly notice of intent by Oct 1 from 2028–29.
Subjects to teach
- Reading
- Writing
- Spelling
- English grammar
- Geography
- Arithmetic
- U.S. history
- Citizenship and government
Sources: prdext3.cga.ct.gov, prdext2.cga.ct.gov
This is a plain summary, not legal advice. Laws change; check with your state or district if you’re unsure. Also see Colorado, Delaware, or all 50 states + DC.