Title: Frequently Asked Questions about Home Schooling | CDE
Headings: Frequently Asked Questions about Home Schooling
Frequently Asked Questions about Home Schooling
Content: Contact an organization at Home School Resources, or check with the local school district to see if the student can be tested the same day public school students are tested. The district may charge you for any costs incurred. It is the parent's obligation to report the test or evaluation results to either the school district that receives the written notification for the home school student, or report the test or evaluation results to an independent or parochial school. * If the parent submitted the test or evaluation results to an independent or parochial school, the name of the school must be provided to the school district that receives written notification. ( 22-33-104.5 (3) (f), C.R.S.)
NOTE: If your child is enrolled in a home school co-op program, it is still the parent's obligation to report test/evaluation results to the school district. For locations of testing, contact one of the organizations listed on the Home School Resources page. Is my home schooled child required to take a state assessment test? No. Home schooled students are required to take a nationally standardized test.