Homeschooling in Wyoming, planned for you
Start with a clear view of Wyoming's notice, subject, attendance, assessment, and recordkeeping rules—then turn them into a homeschool year that works for your family.
Last reviewed August 5, 2026. This guide is informational, not legal advice; verify requirements with Wyoming and your local district before acting.
Wyoming requirements at a glance
This is the parent-led route most families use. If you enroll through an umbrella, private school, tutor, or public program, that option may have different rules.
- No routine notice or approval is required under the homeschool statute; provide written withdrawal if the child is leaving public school.
- Use a sequentially progressive curriculum covering reading, writing, mathematics, civics, history, literature, and science.
- Wyoming does not set a homeschool day or hour minimum.
- No statewide homeschool assessment or portfolio review is required.
- Parents do not need a teaching credential or degree.
Governing authority: Wyoming Statutes §§ 21-4-101 and 21-4-102. Local procedures and alternative legal options can add detail.
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Wyoming homeschool FAQ
The short version of the questions parents ask before filing, choosing subjects, and setting the school calendar.
Is homeschooling legal in Wyoming?
Yes. Homeschooling is legal in Wyoming when a family follows the applicable compulsory-education rules. No routine notice or approval is required under the homeschool statute; provide written withdrawal if the child is leaving public school. Requirements can change, so verify your plan with the relevant state agency or local district before you begin.
Do I need to notify the state or district to homeschool in Wyoming?
No routine notice or approval is required under the homeschool statute; provide written withdrawal if the child is leaving public school.
What subjects are required for homeschoolers in Wyoming?
Use a sequentially progressive curriculum covering reading, writing, mathematics, civics, history, literature, and science.
How many homeschool days or hours are required in Wyoming?
Wyoming does not set a homeschool day or hour minimum.
Does Wyoming require homeschool testing or a portfolio?
No statewide homeschool assessment or portfolio review is required.
Informational, not legal advice. Laws, agency forms, and local procedures can change. Verify current requirements with the relevant Wyoming agency and your local district.
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