North Dakota § 15.1-23-06 Home education - Required monitoring of progress

North Dakota Statutes

§ 15.1-23-06 — Home education - Required monitoring of progress

North Dakota § 15.1-23-06

Title 15.1Elementary and Secondary Education

Ch. 15.1-23Home Education

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N.D. Cent. Code § 15.1-23-06 (2026).

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A parent who does not meet the qualifications provided in section 15.1-23-03 may supervise
home education but must be monitored in accordance with section 15.1-23-07 for the first two
years. If a child receiving home education obtains a basic composite standardized achievement
test score below the fiftieth percentile nationally, the parent must be monitored for at least one

additional school year and until the child receives a test score at or above the fiftieth percentile.
If testing is not required by section 15.1-23-07 during the first two years of monitoring, the period
of monitoring may not be extended, except upon the mutual consent of the parent and the
monitor. If a parent completes the monitoring requirements of this section for one child, the
parent may not be monitored with res

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A parent who does not meet the qualifications provided in section 15.1-23-03 may supervise
home education but must be monitored in accordance with section 15.1-23-07 for the first two
years. If a child receiving home education obtains a basic composite standardized achievement
test score below the fiftieth percentile nationally, the parent must be monitored for at least one

additional school year and until the child receives a test score at or above the fiftieth percentile.
If testing is not required by section 15.1-23-07 during the first two years of monitoring, the period
of monitoring may not be extended, except upon the mutual consent of the parent and the
monitor. If a parent completes the monitoring requirements of this section for one child, the
parent may not be monitored with respect to other children for whom the parent supervises
home education.