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Utah Homeschool Documents & Templates

Every document you need to homeschool legally in Utah, based on Utah Code 53G-6-201 et seq..

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Notice of Intent

Required. Send to local school board (board of education of the school district where the child resides) by when the parent withdraws the child from school to home school, or chooses not to enroll the child

Notice of Intent

What to file
simple notice
Send to
local school board (board of education of the school district where the child resides)
Deadline
when the parent withdraws the child from school to home school, or chooses not to enroll the child
How often
one time
Free-form letter accepted?
Yes. You can write your own letter instead of using an official form.
Practical tip: HB 209 (2025) replaced the home school affidavit with a one-time notification, which may be a letter of intent. The board keeps a record and acknowledges receipt within 30 days. If you notified the board on or before May 7, 2025, including through an affidavit, the board may not require a new notification (Utah Code 53G-6-204).

Utah Code 53G-6-204

Education savings available

Utah offers 2 education savings programs. ESA programs may have additional documentation requirements. Learn about ESA programs

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Requirements sourced from Utah Code 53G-6-201 et seq.. Last reviewed October 2026