New Hampshire Homeschool Records Checklist

New Hampshire keeps your records at home — you complete one assessment a year but submit nothing to the participating agency. Keep:

What to keep

• A portfolio of work samples across New Hampshire's 11 required subjects (worksheets, writing, projects, photos of hands-on work)
• Your annual assessment result — a standardized test, the state assessment, or a certified-teacher portfolio evaluation
• Evidence of your chosen assessment method (kept with your records — not submitted to the agency)
• Your filing confirmation from your participating agency (the commissioner, local superintendent, or a nonpublic-school principal)

Your New Hampshire filing timeline

• Within 5 business days of startingFile your notice with a participating agency of your choice.
• All year longBuild the portfolio — work samples across the 11 subjects. There is no hours or days minimum to track.
• Once a yearComplete your annual assessment — a standardized test or a certified-teacher portfolio evaluation.
• Keep it on fileResults stay with you — New Hampshire does not require you to submit them.