Oregon Homeschool Documents & Templates
Every document you need to homeschool legally in Oregon, based on ORS 339.035.
These are general templates for Home Education under ORS 339.035, the most common of Oregon's 2 pathways. 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 your local Education Service District (ESD) by within 10 days of withdrawing from public school or beginning home education
Assessment Results
Submit to Local Education Service District (ESD), upon request of the ESD superintendent , at_grades
Notice of Intent
- What to file
- simple notice
- Send to
- your local Education Service District (ESD)
- Deadline
- within 10 days of withdrawing from public school or beginning home education
- How often
- one time
- Free-form letter accepted?
- Yes. You can write your own letter instead of using an official form.
Your notice must include:
- โขchild's and parent's name
- โขaddress
- โขtelephone number (optional)
- โขe-mail address (optional)
- โขchild's birth date
- โขname of the school the child is attending or last attended (or resident public school district if never enrolled)
ORS 339.035(2)
Starting mid-year?
Notify the education service district in writing within 10 days of withdrawing the child from a public or private school to be taught at home.
Assessment Results
- Submit to
- Local Education Service District (ESD), upon request of the ESD superintendent
- Frequency
- at_grades
- Results are submitted to the education service district only upon request of the ESD superintendent (ORS 339.035(3)(d); OAR 581-021-0026(5)(c)).
See our full assessment guide for Oregon for accepted test types, minimum scores, and remediation details.
Other ways to homeschool in Oregon
This page covers Home Education under ORS 339.035. Oregon offers 2 different ways to homeschool, and each may require different documents:
- โขHome Education under ORS 339.035(this page): You notify your local Education Service District (ESD) in writing within 10 days of starting home education or withdrawing from school. There is no annual renewal. Oregon law lists no required subjects and no curriculum approval, but your child must take an approved standardized test by August 15 in grades 3, 5, 8, and 10, given by a qualified neutral person (not the parent). You send the results to the ESD if the ESD superintendent asks for them. Scoring below the 15th percentile may trigger additional requirements.
- โขPrivate School Enrollment: You enroll your child in a private or parochial school, which satisfies compulsory attendance under ORS 339.030(1)(a). The ESD notice and the grade 3, 5, 8, and 10 testing that apply to home education do not apply to this pathway.
Our wizard helps you choose the right one and generates the correct documents. Compare all pathways for Oregon
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Get your Oregon documentsRequirements sourced from ORS 339.035. Last reviewed October 2026