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Nebraska Home School Laws

Below is a brief summary of the homeschooling law in Nebraska.

Compulsory School Age
Six to eighteen. (See detailed summary for exceptions).

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Nebraska Legal Home Schooling Options:

Option: 1

Legal Option: Establish and operate a home school as a private school

Attendance: 1,032 hours per year for elementary grades, 1,080 hours per year for high school grades; *Children are excused from compulsory attendance whenever they complete the program of instruction offered by their home school.

Subjects: Language arts, math, science, social studies, and health

Qualifications: None, unless the teacher is “employed” by the family

Notice: File an Information Summary prior to the date that the homeschool begins operation and annually thereafter by August 1. This must include 1) a calendar for the school year indicating a minimum instruction of 1,080 hours in secondary schools and 1,032 hours in elementary schools. (For a home school, this can be a very general statement of when the school term begins and ends.), 2) a list of all “instructional monitors” in the home school (typically the parents); including name, address, age, highest level of education completed, names of educational institutions attended and the specific years attended, and a summary of prior teaching experience, and 3) a scope and sequence for each grade level.

Upon enrollment of a child’s first year of home education, a certified copy of the child’s birth certificate (or other proof as allowed by law) must be submitted to the Nebraska Department of Education.

Recordkeeping: Submit information on student enrollment and attendance, monitors, and the sequential program of instruction.

Testing: None

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© 2010 NOTE: This summary is not intended to be, and does not constitute, the giving of legal advice. Many states have unclear compulsory attendance statutes, and the courts of those states vary in their interpretation of the statutes. Therefore, there is no guarantee any state will accept all of the options for compliance listed under each state. This summary is not intended to be a substitute for individual reliance on privately retained legal counsel such as that provided by Home School Legal Defense Association. Bridgeway’s advisors will talk to you about your homeschool concerns.

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Nebraska Legal Home Schooling Options:
	Option: 1
Legal Option:	Establish and operate a home school as a private school
Attendance:	1,032 hours per year for elementary grades, 1,080 hours per year for high school grades; *Children are excused from compulsory attendance whenever they complete the program of instruction offered by their home school.
Subjects:	Language arts, math, science, social studies, and health
Qualifications:	None, unless the teacher is “employed” by the family
Notice:	File an Information Summary prior to the date that the homeschool begins operation and annually thereafter by August 1. This must include 1) a calendar for the school year indicating a minimum instruction of 1,080 hours in secondary schools and 1,032 hours in elementary schools. (For a home school, this can be a very general statement of when the school term begins and ends.), 2) a list of all “instructional monitors” in the home school (typically the parents); including name, address, age, highest level of education completed, names of educational institutions attended and the specific years attended, and a summary of prior teaching experience, and 3) a scope and sequence for each grade level. Upon enrollment of a child’s first year of home education, a certified copy of the child’s birth certificate (or other proof as allowed by law) must be submitted to the Nebraska Department of Education.
Recordkeeping:	Submit information on student enrollment and attendance, monitors, and the sequential program of instruction.
Testing:	None

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