Homeschooling in Texas? It’s one of the easiest states in the country — this kit makes sure you do the three things that matter and can prove it.
Texas requires no notice, no testing, and no teacher certification — but it does require a bona fide, visual curriculum covering five subjects, and the ability to show it if a school district ever asks. This kit hands you the exact letters and records so you never have to second-guess.
What’s Inside
- Plain-English guide to Texas’s three legal requirements (based on Leeper v. Arlington ISD & Tex. Educ. Code § 25.086)
- Letter of Withdrawal template — the one piece of paper that prevents truancy problems
- Five-Subject Curriculum Plan — documents you cover reading, spelling, grammar, math & good citizenship
- Assurance Letter — your calm, correct response if a district ever contacts you
- Simple attendance log (optional) template
- What to do if a school district or truant officer reaches out
- Your new 2025 protections — the Homeschool Freedom Act (HB 2674) & UIL sports access (SB 401)
- One-page Texas compliance checklist, FAQ, and official resources
Instant PDF download. Print the templates and keep your folder with confidence.
Educational resource, not legal advice. Based on Tex. Educ. Code § 25.086 and Leeper v. Arlington ISD; verify current requirements and contact a homeschool legal organization if a district’s request goes beyond a reasonable assurance.
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