Assessment Requirements in New Hampshire
What’s required
New Hampshire requires homeschooled students to complete a standardized test, teacher evaluation or other approved method. This is required annually.
What happens if your child doesn’t meet the minimum
New Hampshire hasn’t defined a specific remediation process for students who score below the minimum. If your child’s scores fall short, we recommend reaching out to your local school district to understand what steps, if any, they expect. In most cases, this is a conversation, not a confrontation.
Approved tests
Check your state’s approved test list for accepted standardized assessments. Your state homeschool organization or local school district can confirm which tests are accepted.
Alternatives to standardized testing
Standardized testing is the primary assessment option under this pathway. If your child experiences test anxiety or has a learning difference, check your full state guide . Your state may offer alternative pathways with different assessment methods.
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Get Your Personalized PlanSource: RSA 193-A:6 (annual evaluation requirement)