Homeschooling Resources by State
Find helpful homeschool resources, state requirement links, and recordkeeping guidance for your family.
Homeschool requirements can vary by state. Three Pillars Academy helps families organize lessons, attendance, homework, reports, and records — but parents and guardians remain responsible for understanding and following the homeschool laws in their state.
Important Reminder
Three Pillars Academy is a homeschool support and organization platform. We do not provide legal advice, accreditation, or official state approval. Please review your state's homeschool requirements and keep copies of any forms, notices, reports, or records required in your state.
Trusted Homeschool Resources
HSLDA Homeschool Laws by State
Choose your state to review homeschool requirements, notice rules, testing information, required subjects, and helpful forms.
View HSLDA State LawsU.S. Department of Education State Regulations
Review state-by-state information related to private and home school regulations.
View U.S. Department of Education ResourcesState Department of Education
Many states provide official homeschool pages, forms, and guidance through the state Department of Education.
Find Your State WebsiteSelect Your State
Select your state to view helpful homeschool resources and recordkeeping reminders.
Records families may want to keep
Recordkeeping needs vary by state. Three Pillars Academy gives families tools to organize attendance, instruction hours, course progress, homework, reports, and documents in one place.
Example: Georgia
Georgia Example
In Georgia, families should review the Georgia Department of Education homeschool information and Declaration of Intent process. Parents remain responsible for submitting required information and maintaining records.
Upload state forms or homeschool documents
Keep copies of notices, declarations, and records in one organized place.
Three Pillars Academy provides organizational tools and general resources for parent-led homeschool families. This information is not legal advice. Parents and guardians are responsible for understanding and following applicable homeschool laws.