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Homeschooling in New Hampshire
A year-round New Hampshire homeschool marketplace — curriculum, tutoring, therapy, STEM, arts and enrichment providers, plus a plain-English guide to Education Freedom Accounts and New Hampshire's rewritten home education law.
New Hampshire homeschooling by topic
- New Hampshire Homeschool Laws & Requirements
- How to Start Homeschooling in New Hampshire
- New Hampshire School Choice, ESAs & Scholarships
- Homeschool Sports & Activities in New Hampshire
- Dual Enrollment & College for New Hampshire Homeschoolers
- Special Needs & Special Education Homeschooling in New Hampshire
Education Freedom Accounts at a glance
- Overseen by: New Hampshire Department of Education (NHED), under RSA 194-F and the Ed 800 administrative rules. The money comes from the state Education Trust Fund (RSA 194-F:11).
- Administered by: Children's Scholarship Fund New Hampshire (CSF), the scholarship organization that takes applications (on its ScholaVia portal), approves providers and reviews purchases. Families spend through ClassWallet: the ClassWallet Marketplace, Direct Pay to approved providers, or reimbursement with receipts.
- Amount per student: The state per-pupil adequacy grant plus any differentiated aid the child qualifies for (RSA 194-F:2, I). NHED's 2025–26 rates: $4,265.64 base, plus