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Kansas Homeschool Documents & Templates

Every document you need to homeschool legally in Kansas, based on K.S.A. 72-3120 (compulsory attendance); K.S.A. 72-4345 through 72-4347 (nonaccredited private school registration).

These are general templates for Nonaccredited Private School. Our free wizard generates personalized documents with your name, address, and district filled in.

What documents do you need?

Notice of Intent

Required. Send to Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE) by Before the child begins receiving instruction (one-time registration)

Notice of Intent

What to file
simple notice
Send to
Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE)
Deadline
Before the child begins receiving instruction (one-time registration)
How often
one time

Your notice must include:

  • •school name
  • •school address
  • •custodian name address
Practical tip: Registration is a one-time notification, not a request for approval. There is no fee. KSDE does not review curriculum or assess instructor competency. You can register online at apps.ksde.gov or by mail.

K.S.A. 72-4346 (registration of nonaccredited private schools with state board)

If withdrawing from school

Status
Not required, but recommended to prevent truancy concerns
Send to
public school the child currently attends
Notice period:
0 days
Practical tip: Notify the school in writing that your child is withdrawing to attend a registered nonaccredited private school. Provide the school name, request copies of academic records, and send via certified mail or get a signed acknowledgment.

K.S.A. 72-3120 (compulsory attendance; exemption upon enrollment in nonaccredited private school)

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Requirements sourced from K.S.A. 72-3120 (compulsory attendance); K.S.A. 72-4345 through 72-4347 (nonaccredited private school registration). Verified against primary legal sources. Last verified: March 2026