Skip to main content

Oklahoma Homeschool Requirements Checklist

Everything you need to do to homeschool legally in Oklahoma, based on Oklahoma Constitution, Article 13, Section 4; 70 O.S. 10-105. Oklahoma is classified as No regulation.

This is the general checklist for Other Means of Education. Our free wizard customizes this for your family, including grade, pathway, enrollment status, and IEP.

Your compliance checklist

Do first

Withdrawal letter recommended

A formal letter isn't required, but it is recommended if your child is enrolled in school. Send it to school principal or attendance office.

Deadline: Before you start (if enrolled)

Good news

No notification required

Oklahoma does not require you to notify anyone to begin homeschooling.

No specific subjects required

Oklahoma does not mandate specific subjects under this pathway.

No instructional time minimums

No minimum hours or days of instruction required.

No testing or assessment required

No standardized testing or assessments required under this pathway.

Ongoing requirements

Oklahoma has no ongoing testing, recordkeeping, or reporting requirements under this pathway.

What you don't need to worry about

No notification required

Oklahoma does not require you to notify anyone to begin homeschooling.

No specific subjects required

Oklahoma does not mandate specific subjects under this pathway.

No instructional time minimums

No minimum hours or days of instruction required.

No testing or assessment required

No standardized testing or assessments required under this pathway.

Get your personalized checklist

This is the general checklist for the most common pathway. The wizard customizes it for your family's specific situation, including grade, pathway, and IEP status.

Get your Oklahoma checklist

Requirements sourced from Oklahoma Constitution, Article 13, Section 4; 70 O.S. 10-105. Verified against primary legal sources. Last verified: March 2026