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3rd Grade MAP Practice

Grade-appropriate MAP questions

3rd Grade MAP Practice

Grade-appropriate MAP questions

3rd Grade MAP Practice

Grade-appropriate MAP questions

3rd Grade MAP Practice

Grade-appropriate MAP questions

3rd Grade MAP Practice

Grade-appropriate MAP questions

1st Grade MAP Practice

Grade-appropriate questions

2nd Grade MAP Practice

Grade-appropriate MAP questions

3rd Grade MAP Practice

Grade-appropriate MAP questions

4th Grade MAP Practice

Grade-appropriate MAP questions

1st Grade

MAP-style questions

2nd Grade

MAP-style questions

3rd Grade

MAP-style questions

4th Grade

MAP-style questions


New York Yes Yes Yes Annual notice, individualized homeschool plan, quarterly reports, and annual standardized testing or approved evaluation required. (hslda.org)
North Carolina Yes Yes Yes Notice required; annual nationally standardized testing required; records maintained.
North Dakota Yes Yes Yes Notice required; testing at grades 4, 6, 8, and 10; evaluation reports required.
Pennsylvania Yes Yes Yes Notice plus standardized testing in certain grades; annual evaluation of progress required. (hslda.org)
Vermont Yes Yes Yes Notice required; annual standardized test or portfolio review; progress reports must be maintained.
Washington Yes Yes Yes Annual declaration of intent; standardized test or equivalent required; academic progress reports expected.
West Virginia Yes Yes Yes Notice required; submission of standardized test or other assessment required.
Louisiana Yes Yes Yes Certain homeschool options require testing or portfolio review; notice required.
Maine Yes Yes Yes Annual notice and academic assessment required; evaluation can include testing or teacher review.
Minnesota Yes Yes Yes Annual notice; nationally norm-referenced test or equivalent required; academic progress must be documented.
Colorado Yes Yes (grades 3–11, every other year) Yes Notice required to district; standardized testing or alternative evaluation must be submitted. (hslda.org)
Georgia Yes Yes (every 3 years starting grade 3) Yes Declaration of intent, 180 days of instruction, testing every 3 years.
Hawaii Yes Yes (certain grades) Yes Parents submit notice; testing or portfolio evaluation required.
Oregon Yes Yes (certain grades) Yes Notice required; standardized testing at specific grades or approved evaluation.
Tennessee Yes Yes (certain grades) Yes Notice required; standardized testing in grades 5, 7, 9 for certain programs; evaluation required.
Virginia Yes Yes/Varies Yes Notice of intent and end-of-year evidence of progress required (test scores or portfolio).
Rhode Island Yes No (district decides) Yes Local school committee approval of plan required; evaluation of progress through testing, portfolio, or teacher review.
South Carolina Yes Yes/Varies Yes Notice required; testing or portfolio review depending on homeschool option.

Delaware Yes No Yes Notice of intent required; parents must maintain academic records and provide annual evaluation (portfolio or teacher review).
District of Columbia Yes No Yes Written notification required; progress evaluation expected under OSSE oversight.
Florida Yes No Yes Notice of intent and annual evaluation required under statutory option; standardized tests optional. (hslda.org)
Kansas Yes No Yes Notice of intent required in the 1st year; parents must keep progress records and submit evaluations.
Kentucky Yes No Yes Parents submit notice; academic progress must be documented.
Maryland Yes No Yes Notice required; parents must maintain progress records or submit evaluations.
Massachusetts Yes As required Yes Local districts must approve the homeschool plan; evidence of academic progress (portfolio, tests, or teacher review) is typically required. (hslda.org)
New Hampshire Yes No Yes Notice to participating agency; portfolio or annual evaluation of progress required.
New Mexico Yes No Yes Parents submit notice; academic progress must be documented.
Ohio Yes No Yes Notification and yearly assessment (test or portfolio) required.
Wisconsin Yes No Yes Notice required; academic progress must be documented (portfolio, teacher review, or similar).
Alabama Yes No No Homeschooling is largely unregulated; no formal notification or testing required.
Arizona Yes No No Parents must submit a notice of intent; testing is not mandated.
Arkansas Yes No No Affidavit/notice required; testing and evaluation optional.
California Yes No No Homeschool operates under private school affidavit; testing not required. (hslda.org)
Iowa Yes No No File form A-You may opt to assess
Mississippi Yes No No Affidavit only; no testing or reporting required.
Montana Yes No No Notice required; progress records must be maintained, evaluation optional.
Nebraska Yes No No Notice of intent and recordkeeping required; evaluation may be requested by school.
Nevada Yes No No Notice required; no testing or evaluation mandated.
South Dakota Yes No No Notice required; no mandated testing or reporting.
Utah Yes No No Affidavit required; testing and evaluation optional.

Alaska No No No No notice, testing, or reporting requirements unless within the frame of a religious school.
Idaho No No No No notice or evaluation required.
Illinois No No No Homeschooling not regulated.
Indiana No No No Minimal oversight; no notice or testing required.
Missouri No No No Homeschooling unregulated.
New Jersey No No No No legal requirement for notice, testing, or reporting.
Oklahoma No No No Homeschooling largely unregulated.
Texas No No No Minimal oversight; no notice or testing.
Wyoming No No No Homeschooling largely unregulated.
Michigan No No No No notification, testing, or evaluation mandated unless it’s a non-public school.

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