HomeScholar

Compliance

Know your state's exact homeschool requirements.

ComplianceBot translates homeschool law into a clear, actionable checklist — verified, plain-English, and free forever.

No account required to view your state's requirements.

See exactly what your state requires — line by line.

Every requirement is broken into a discrete checklist item with a plain-English summary and a link to the official source. Check items off as you complete them; your dashboard tracks the rest.

When a state updates its laws, the checklist updates with it — and you see a clear "Recently updated" badge so you know what changed.

Virginia checklist
3 of 7 done

  • File Notice of Intent with school board

    Notification

  • Submit evidence of high school diploma (parent)

    Notification

  • Cover Math instruction

    Subjects

  • Cover English/Language Arts instruction

    Subjects

  • Cover Science instruction

    Subjects

  • Submit annual assessment by Aug 1

    Testing

  • Maintain portfolio of student work

    Portfolio

How it works

From legal confusion to clear next steps — in three clicks.

1

Select your state

Pick from all 50 states + DC. We've done the legal research so you don't have to.

2

Get your checklist

See every requirement in plain English — notification, subjects, testing, portfolios, deadlines.

3

Track completion

Check items off as you go. Your dashboard remembers where you are and flags what's next.

Questions

What parents ask first.

Is it really free?
Yes. ComplianceBot is fully free on every account, forever. We make money on paid lesson plan and curriculum tiers — compliance is and will remain free because no family should be priced out of homeschool legal information.
How often is the data updated?
We re-verify each state automatically every quarter against HSLDA and the state Department of Education, and manually after any reported law change. When a state's requirements shift, your checklist updates automatically and you'll see a "Recently updated" badge.
Which states are covered?
All 50 U.S. states plus the District of Columbia. Each state's checklist is sourced directly from the official state DOE and cross-checked against HSLDA — no crowdsourcing, no guesswork.

Check your state's requirements free.

No account, no card, no email — just pick your state.