Ohio's homeschool guardrail ban gains popularity

Ohio has significantly relaxed regulations on homeschooling, removing requirements such as teacher certification, academic progress reports, and minimum instructional hours. The law, enacted in 2023, allows parents to homeschool with minimal oversight, leading to a 15% increase in homeschooled students for the upcoming academic year, totaling 61,000 students. Advocates say the changes reduce paperwork and give families greater flexibility, with homeschooling popularity especially rising in rural districts.

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