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Homeschooling in Utah

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Low requirements Notice required Last verified May 26, 2026

At a glance

Notice

Required

Curriculum

See details

Testing

Not required

Teacher

No qualifications

Overview

Homeschooling in Utah is governed by Utah Code section 53G-6-204. Utah requires an annual affidavit filed with the local school district but has no standardised testing requirement and no teacher qualifications. Processes vary by district so families should contact their local district to confirm the correct affidavit form and submission process.

Telling the authorities

Notice is required

Who: Local school district

When: By the last day of the prior school year or within 30 days of beginning

How to do it

Submit an affidavit to your local school district. Some districts have their own forms — contact your district directly. Must be renewed annually.

Requirements

Curriculum
Must provide instruction in language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. No specific curriculum required.
Testing
No standardized testing required by state law.
Record keeping
No records required to be submitted to the state.
Teacher
No qualifications required.

Recent changes

Utah has straightforward homeschool requirements with annual notification and no testing obligations. Requirements vary slightly by district for the affidavit process so families should contact their local district directly.

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