New York compliance checker
Free for every homeschool family

New York homeschool paperwork, finally in one place.

NY Part 100.10 requires six core annual filings. HomeschoolCheck builds your deadline calendar, generates your IHIP, and walks you through every quarterly report — free, no signup.

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A year at a glance
Your year at a glance
Every deadline, in order, so nothing sneaks up on you.
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  • July 1
    Letter of Intent A short letter to your district saying you're homeschooling.
    1 document
  • Aug 15
    IHIP Your curriculum plan — one paragraph per subject.
    Curriculum plan
  • Nov–Jun
    Quarterly reports Brief progress updates four times a year.
    4 checkpoints
6core annual deadlines
0required signups
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States Covered
New York Pennsylvania — coming soon Vermont — coming soon
What This Solves

Everything New York requires, explained in plain English.

  • Know exactly what's due and when — before a deadline sneaks up on you.
  • Generate ready-to-submit documents without a consultant or lawyer.
  • Pick up where you left off — everything saves right in your browser, no account needed.
Built for Parents, Not Bureaucrats
Your data stays with you Names, addresses, and document content live in your browser — never on a server.
NY-specific and source-cited Every rule traces back to NY Part 100.10 — not a blog post or a Facebook thread.
AI helps with writing, not decisions You can draft everything manually or let AI suggest phrasing — you always review and edit.
No tracking, no cost No signup, no ads, no analytics. Just the tool.
What's Included

Every document New York requires, covered.

From your first letter to your end-of-year assessment — all in one place, all explained.

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Compliance calendar

  • See every deadline for the year, in order.
  • Know which document is due when — before it's too late.
  • Tailored to your child's grade and school year.
Free6 deadlinesNY Part 100.10
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IHIP preparation

  • Guided by subject — one paragraph at a time.
  • Optional AI drafting turns your notes into formal language.
  • Formatted and ready to submit to your district.
Aug 15Optional AIK–12
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Quarterly reports

  • A simple form for each quarter — just describe what you covered.
  • Flags if any subject needs an explanation (the 80% rule).
  • Drafts the narrative so you can review and adjust.
4 per yearNarrative assist
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Letter of Intent

  • Generates a ready-to-mail letter in a few minutes.
  • Uses the information you enter — nothing sent to a server.
  • Includes the correct submission routing automatically.
July 1No AI needed
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Assessment guidance

  • Tells you exactly what your child needs this year — test or narrative.
  • Handles the alternating-year rule for grades 4–8 automatically.
  • No guessing, no reading the regulation yourself.
Grades K–12June 30
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Submission routing

  • Shows exactly where to send each document.
  • NYC families get the direct email address, no guessing.
  • Non-NYC families get a reminder to confirm with their district.
NYC + non-NYC
How It Works

Simple from start to finish

Five minutes to see where you stand. A little longer to prepare each document — but we walk you through every step.

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Tell us about your child

  • Grade and school year
  • NYC or your district
  • Nothing private sent to us
2

See what's required

  • Your full deadline calendar
  • Required subjects for the grade
  • Assessment type this year
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Build each document

  • Letter of Intent
  • IHIP
  • Quarterly reports
4

Get the wording right

  • Write it yourself
  • Or use AI to draft it
  • Edit anything before downloading
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Come back anytime

  • Everything saves in your browser
  • No account or login needed
  • Pick up where you left off
Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Brief answers about required forms, assessments, privacy, and submission.

The Letter of Intent (LOI) is a short formal notice to your school district announcing that you will homeschool your child for the coming year. Under NY Part 100.10, it is due by July 1 each year. It does not need to include curriculum details — just your intent to homeschool.
The IHIP (Individualized Home Instruction Plan) is due August 15 and must cover every required subject for your child's grade. Each subject needs one paragraph describing the curriculum you'll use and your general teaching approach. Formal but brief is the standard.
Four quarterly reports are due each school year: Q1 on November 15, Q2 on January 31, Q3 on April 15, and Q4 on June 30. If any subject had less than 80% of planned material covered, you must include an explanation.
It depends on grade and school year. Kindergarten has no assessment requirement. Grades 1–3 require a written narrative every year. Grades 4–8 alternate between standardized testing (even years) and narrative (odd years). Grades 9–12 require a standardized test every year. The checker calculates this automatically.
No. This is an independent free tool. It summarizes publicly available regulations from NY Part 100.10 to help families understand their obligations. It is not legal advice. Always verify current requirements directly with your school district before submitting documents.
Ready When You Are

Get your New York deadlines sorted today.

Takes about five minutes to see your full year. No signup, no cost — just the information your family needs.

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