Homeschool by State
Homeschooling in Utah
What to know in Utah
Applies to home-educated students residing in Utah.
Compulsory attendance
This is part of your state's rules.
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Compulsory attendance generally applies to children ages 6–18, though statutory exceptions apply.
Initial filing
This is part of your state's rules.
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Parents submit a one-time notice to the local school district, and the district must provide a receipt within 30 days.
Notification and affidavit verification
We haven't confirmed this yet.
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The 2026 HB 209 changes affect homeschool notification and affidavit requirements; current procedures should be confirmed with the resident district.
Annual renewal
This applies only in certain situations.
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Annual renewal is generally not required.
Parent qualifications
This applies only in certain situations.
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No teaching credential is required for parents.
Curriculum and instructional hours
This applies only in certain situations.
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Instruction is parent-directed, with no general minimum homeschool hours mandated.
Testing and portfolios
This applies only in certain situations.
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There is no general mandatory testing or portfolio requirement under the homeschool exemption.