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Last updated: January 2026 · Approx. 6 minute read

By Sarah Mitchell · Reviewed by Amanda Chen, Esq. · Last reviewed: January 2026

Moderate regulation

Homeschool Laws in Oregon (2026)

Oregon requires one-time notification and standardized testing in select grades.

Quick facts at a glance

Compulsory Age
6 to 18
Notification
Notify your Education Service District (ESD) within 10 days of starting (one-tim…
Required Hours/Days
Not specified
Evaluation Required
Standardized test in grades 3, 5, 8, and 10. Results retaine…

Notification & registration

Notify your Education Service District (ESD) within 10 days of starting (one-time).

Required subjects in Oregon

Oregon requires homeschool families to cover the following subject areas:

Hours & days of instruction

Not specified

Evaluations & testing

Standardized test in grades 3, 5, 8, and 10. Results retained by parent unless requested.

Recordkeeping requirements

Keep test results on file.

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Legal homeschool options in Oregon

How to start homeschooling in Oregon

  1. Identify your local Education Service District (ESD).
  2. Submit a one-time Notice of Intent within 10 days of starting.
  3. Submit a withdrawal letter to your child's public school if applicable.
  4. Plan curriculum based on family goals.
  5. Administer standardized testing in grades 3, 5, 8, and 10.

Read the full step-by-step start guide for Oregon →

Notes & nuances

Tests must be from an approved list and administered by a neutral third party (not the parent).

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to refile the Oregon homeschool notice each year?

No, it is a one-time filing with the local ESD.

What grades require testing in Oregon?

Grades 3, 5, 8, and 10. Tests must be administered by a neutral party.

Does Oregon require specific subjects?

No, the state mandates no specific subjects.

Disclaimer: This page summarises commonly known Oregon homeschool requirements as of 2026. Laws change. For official, up-to-date legal guidance, consult the HSLDA state guide or your state Department of Education before withdrawing your child or filing paperwork. Homeschool Moment is an educational documentation app, not legal counsel.

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