If you're an HSLDA member and New Hampshire resident, you may find this memo helpful in answering your questions about HB 545 and HB 1751.

Hundreds of parents and students rallied at the New Hampshire statehouse to defend a core feature of homeschooling—the freedom to customize learning programs.

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The New Hampshire house voted to remove regulatory burdens on families. Connecticut held a 19-hour hearing on a bill incorporating those exact burdens.

If you'd like to homeschool in the state of New Hampshire, you'll need to file a notice of intent when you begin your homeschool, and a notice of completion when you cease. HSLDA members can use these forms as instructed.

Si desea educar en el hogar en el estado de New Hampshire, deberá presentar un aviso de intención cuando comience a educar en el hogar y un aviso de compleción cuando deje de hacerlo.

You can use this form to follow the withdrawal procedure of the New Hampshire school your child is currently attending.

Puede utilizar este formulario para seguir el procedimiento de New Hampshire para retirar a su estudiante de la escuela a la cual asiste actualmente.