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Yes. And it can be a great option! Whether your child has a physical or mental disability or a specific learning disability, homeschooling may be the best option to help them thrive educationally. You may not be a special education expert, but you are an expert on your child!

Check out your state’s special needs provisions to see regulations that may apply to your homeschool. And please visit our Special Needs page to access free articles and other resources.

Parents can homeschool their adopted children.

If you are a foster parent, the option of homeschooling may be determined by your caseworker or a juvenile court judge. HSLDA members are encouraged to contact us for more information about your state's options for homeschooling your foster child(ren).

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Formularios de privacidad de South Dakota

Utilice este formulario como se indica a continuación.
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South Dakota Privacy Notice

South Dakota residents may submit a copy of this form with their Application for Public School Exemption Certificate to protect the confidentiality of the information you submit.
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Virgin Islands Notice of Intent Forms

Use one of these notice of intent forms to begin homeschooling in the Virgin Islands.
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Virgin Islands Withdrawal Letter

Use this form to follow the withdrawal procedure of the Virgin Islands school your child is currently attending.
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Wyoming Form for Submitting Curriculum

If you live in Wyoming, fill out this form and submit it to your local board of trustees each year.
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Formulario para presentar material de estudio en Wyoming

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