Sample Notice of Intent to Homeschool in Colorado (NOI)
Colorado requires that homeschoolers file an Notice of Intent to homeschool (NOI) once a year. The NOI is sometimes called a Letter of Intent to homeschool (LOI). There isn’t an actual ‘official form’ to fill out. It’s just a note. I made you free sample template to use.
The Colorado Home School Statute requires the following information on your NOI/LOI.
* Your child’s first and last name
* The child’s age — (NOT their grade level)
* Home/primary address
* The number of hours your child will be homeschooling this year
* Where you intend submit your child’s standardized test or evaluation results (this only applies if this is a testing or evaluation year)
* Signature of the primary home school parent(s) or guardian(s)
If you’re homeschooling more than one child, you can list them all on the same form, but I wouldn’t recommend it. I always advise filling out a separate NOI for each kiddo. I cannot imagine (and don’t trust) a government agency to copy one piece of paper and then make sure a copy gets placed in every child’s file. Better safe than a truancy officer at your door, I always say.
To Whom It May Concern,
This is to notify you that I will begin home educating my child (full name) ______________________ 14 calendar days from today.
My child is (age) _____ and resides at (primary home address) __________________________________________.
The number of attendance hours this year will be 172 days, at an average of 4 hours per day.
(OPTIONAL) Test or evaluation results for this school year will be submitted to __________________ (name of independent private school OR school district).
Sincerely,
___________________________________ Date ________
___________________________________ Date ________
(signature of primary homeschooling parent(s) or guardian(s) )
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