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Hawaii homeschool laws

How to homeschool in Hawaii

Before starting, give a notice of intent to the principal of the public school your child would attend. Use Form 4140 or a letter with the child's name, address, phone, birth date and grade, and your signature. File again when the child moves between school levels or you move. Send the principal a progress report every year. In grades 3, 5, 8 and 10 it must be a standardized test. Tell the principal when you stop.

Requirements:
Moderate requirements
How you file:
State form
Law:
Haw. Rev. Stat. § 302A-1132(a)(5); Haw. Admin. Rules ch. 8-12
More:
HSLDA Hawaii

Hawaii homeschool requirements

Who can teach
Any parent. No diploma or certificate required.
Days and hours
No set days or hours.
Subjects
No fixed list. The curriculum must be structured, cumulative and sequential and based on educational objectives.
Testing
Submit an annual progress report to the principal: a nationally normed test at grade level or showing a year of growth, an evaluation by a Hawaii-certified teacher, or your own written evaluation with work samples. In grades 3, 5, 8 and 10 the report must be a standardized test (state or comparable private test).
Records
A record of the planned curriculum: start and end dates, hours per week, subjects, how mastery is judged, and a list of materials.

Hawaii homeschool forms and letters, filled out

The notice of intent, renewals, reports and letters Hawaii asks for, in the state's own form where one exists.

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  1. 1Start
  2. 2Document
  3. 3Answers
  4. 4Sign
  5. 5Download

Also expected in Hawaii

No form to fill out for these. The state expects them all the same.

  • Record of the planned curriculum

    Keep on hand

    Start and end dates, hours per week, subjects, how you judge mastery, and a bibliography of materials.

Where it goes

Give Form 4140 (Section B, option 5) or a letter of intent to the principal of the public school your child would attend. The school returns the signed original.