Connecticut
None — equivalent instruction elsewhere (no filing in current law)
The Filing Facts
| Who files | No one (duty-bearer: parent / person having control) |
|---|---|
| Filed with | Nowhere (CSDE suggests voluntary notice to the district central office as best practice) |
| When / how often | Never under current law; enacted Public Act 26-37 adds in-person withdrawal from 2027–28 and an annual intent-to-educate form by October 1 from 2028–29 |
| Filing required | No |
| Statute | Conn. Gen. Stat. § 10-184; Public Act 26-37 (2026), future effect |
Fill In & Print Your Letter
Type your family's details and every bracketed field in the letter is filled for printing. What you type is sealed with your family's key if your school is set up and unlocked — it is never kept in plain text.
The Letter — Connecticut
**PERSONAL RECORD LETTER — FOR THE FAMILY'S OWN FILES (CONNECTICUT)**
*Connecticut law currently requires no filing to homeschool. This letter is the family's own record that the § 10-184 duty is being met. If the child is being withdrawn from an enrolled school, a copy may be handed to the school/district central office as the withdrawal notice and CSDE-suggested notice of intention — it is not a state filing and no approval is sought or given.*
[PARENT FULL NAME]
[STREET ADDRESS]
[CITY, CT ZIP]
[DATE]
Record of equivalent instruction under Conn. Gen. Stat. § 10-184.
Student: [STUDENT FULL NAME], date of birth [DATE OF BIRTH].
From [START DATE], this student is receiving instruction elsewhere than at public school, provided by [PARENT/INSTRUCTOR NAME], in reading, writing, spelling, English grammar, geography, arithmetic, United States history, and citizenship, including a study of the town, state and federal governments, equivalent to the studies taught in the public schools.
[If withdrawing from an enrolled school: This letter also gives notice that the student is withdrawn from [SCHOOL NAME] effective [DATE].]
Signature: ______________________________ [PARENT SIGNATURE]
Date: [DATE]
Honesty note: This letter is a template prepared from the statute text cited above. The
parent files it themselves — Grace Team Academy never files on a
family's behalf. It is not legal advice; the family's own state rules, as
currently in force, govern.