What documents do I need to homeschool in New Hampshire?

New Hampshire does not require any documents or notification to begin homeschooling.

Do I need a withdrawal letter in New Hampshire?

Yes. If your child is currently enrolled in school, you need to send a withdrawal letter to the school.

New Hampshire Homeschool Documents & Templates

Every document you need to homeschool legally in New Hampshire, based on RSA 193-A (Home Education).

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Withdrawal Letter

Required. Send to your child's school

Withdrawal Letter

Status: Required if your child is currently enrolled in school
Send to: Your child's school principal

RSA 193-A:3 (declaration upon withdrawal from a public school; no recipient or deadline stated)

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New Hampshire offers Education Freedom Accounts (EFA). ESA programs may have additional documentation requirements. Learn about ESA programs

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Requirements sourced from RSA 193-A (Home Education). Last reviewed October 2026