1. Ohio Regulations Ohio Homeschool Regulations Ohio State Regulations. In Ohio, there are two parts to the law . One is the Ohio Revised Code that contains laws as passed by the legislature. http://www.chesca.org/regs.php

Home Getting Started CHESCA Info Nurture Groups ... Newsletter Members Only: Site Map 581066 page views Getting Started in Homeschooling Home Getting Started > Regulations Ohio State Regulations In Ohio, there are two parts to the "law". One is the Ohio Revised Code that contains laws as passed by the legislature. The other is the Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) that contains regulations put into place by various state departments as authorized by the legislature. The Home Education Regulations are part of this latter Administrative Code, and were put into place by the State Board of Education to provide clear regulations. This brief history may be helpful. The section of the OAC that applies to home education is section 3301-34. Adopted in 1989, it is titled "Rules for Excuses from Compulsory Attendance for Home Education." It specifies that a child may be excused from compulsory attendance for a number of reasons, one of which is that they are being instructed at home. This excuse is granted by the local superintendent. Here is a local copy of the regulations. You should become

2. ODE - Home Includes database by school of proficiency test results, expenditures, teachers, students, school report card, related links, department news. http://www.ode.state.oh.us/

3. Released Time Education No express statutes permitting or prohibiting Released Time exist in Ohio. EDUCATION REGULATIONS (Policy) Excusing children for religious instruction is left to the discretion of http://www.rtce.org/pages.asp?pageid=34389 onclick=sa_mpTC(event, this); return

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