Homeschooling in Washington
We have not written up Washington’s requirements
Nobody on our side has read Washington's statute closely enough to summarise it, and we are not going to guess at something a family might rely on for a legal filing.
Start with your state’s department of education, or a homeschool legal organisation.
The records you will have either way
Whatever Washington asks for, these are the things homeschool families are commonly asked to produce — and here they build themselves as your child works, rather than being assembled in a panic in June.
Attendance
Days and instructional hours, derived from work actually finished.
Report cards
One a quarter, per subject, with the level each strand started and ended at.
Portfolio
Projects, writing and strong work, collected automatically.
Reading log
In the app and off it.
Transcript
Grades 9–10, parent-issued, with credits and GPA.
Export
Everything, one button, any time.
This is a summary of published requirements, with links to the source. It is not legal advice. Requirements change and some districts add their own. Verify with your state's department of education or a homeschool legal organisation before relying on it.