Colorado homeschool requirements at a glance
Good news: Colorado sets no homeschool filing deadlines. Here is what the law does ask of you, and how to stay covered. Free, no account needed.
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What you do need to keep
Attendance records
Permanent
Test results
Permanent
Immunization records
Permanent
Instruction expected: 172 days.
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Notice of Intent (NOI)
14 days BEFORE starting homeschool. Then re-file annually (typically Aug/Sept).
File NOI
14 Days Prior
If missed: Technical truancy.
Re-file NOI
Annual (Aug/Sept)
If missed: Non-compliance.
Dates come from published Colorado requirements and are not legal advice. Laws change. Cross-check with the official state source and our full Colorado guide.
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