Indiana Homeschool Laws
Frequently asked questions compiled by the Indiana Department of Education.
Indiana Association of Home Educators
The Indiana Association of Home Educators (IAHE) is a not-for-profit organization, founded in 1983, which supports and encourages families interested in home education.
Indiana Foundation of Homeschooling
The Indiana Foundation for Home Schooling is governed by a Board of Directors with a passion for equipping and assisting in providing educational opportunities for all home schooled students, including challenged learners.
Home School Legal Defense Association
Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.
“The Ultimate Guide to 13 Different Types of Schools Across America”
Compiled by Rasmussen University, see a list of different types of schools by their primary source of funding.
Ivy Tech for Homeschoolers
Ivy Tech Community College shares your commitment and strives to provide students with an affordable, career-focused education and the attention they need to be successful in the classroom.
Mama Teaches
Mama Teaches is your go-to hub for creative lesson plans, teaching tips, and educational activities.
September McCarthy, Mom to Mom & Dear Mom
Podcast available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Podtails.
Great Homeschool Conventions, The Charlotte Mason Show
Podcast available on Apple Podcasts.
The Modern Homeschool, The Modern Homeschool
Podcast available on Apple Podcasts.
Pam Barnhill, Ten Minutes to a Better Homeschool
Podcast available on Apple Podcasts.
Homeschool students who reside in unserved areas of Madison County (parts of Richland and Jackson townships) and who receive all or part of their schooling in a facility/building within the Anderson Public Library district, may be issued a student card.
Cards expire August 31st after date of issue.
- A parent or guardian must provide current photo identification and identification stating his/her current address of residency as defined above
- Proof of schooling within the Anderson Public Library district must be provided
- Homeschooled students 14 and older may be issued a borrower’s card without parental involvement by presenting photo identification, proof of address of residency as defined above, and proof of schooling within the Anderson Public Library district.
- The Little Book of Big Reasons to Homeschool- David D’Escoto (371.04 D)
- Anyone Can Homeschool: How to Find What Works for You- Terry Dorian (371.04 D)
- The Brave Learner -Julie Bogart (371.04 B)
- Homeschool Bravely-Jamie Erickson (371.04 E)
- Home Learning Year by Year- Rebecca Rupp (371.04 R)
- Better Together: Pam Barnhill (371.04 B)
- Setting the Record Straight-Lee Binz (371.04 B)
- The Year of Learning Dangerously-Quinn Cummings (371.04 C)
- The Call of the Wild + Free-Ainsley Arment (372.1 A)
- Home School Happily- Laura Kronen (371.04 K)
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