Indiana Homeschool Requirements
No Notice RequiredIndiana requires "equivalent instruction" (IC 20-33-2-28) but does not define it further, and does not require notification, testing, or approval. Attendance records must be kept but are only produced if requested (IC 20-33-2-20). Indiana has NO fixed instructional-day count codified in statute. 180 is a common convention matching the public-school calendar, and is shown here only as a recommendation, not a legal requirement.
No Minimum
180 days is a recommendation
Not required
notification
Not required
testing
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This data was last checked against official sources on August 4, 2026. Laws change, so if something looks off or your state updated its requirements since then, confirm current details on your state's official homeschool page or use the correction form below.
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Indiana does not set a minimum number of instructional days or hours by law. 180 days is shown here as a general planning recommendation only, not a legal requirement.
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