Can you go to homeschool with out parents sigture?

In most states, the answer is no. Parents or legal guardians must sign a declaration of intent to homeschool before a child can be homeschooled. This declaration typically includes information about the parent's qualifications to homeschool their child, the curriculum they will be using, and the hours of instruction that the child will receive.

However, there are a few states that do not require parents to sign a declaration of intent to homeschool. These states include:

* Alaska

* Idaho

* Oklahoma

* South Carolina

* Texas

* Utah

If you live in one of these states, you may be able to homeschool your child without your parent's signature. However, it is always a good idea to check with your state's homeschool laws to make sure.

In addition to the declaration of intent, some states also require parents to submit an annual progress report for their homeschooled children. This report typically includes information about the child's academic progress, as well as their social and emotional development.

The requirements for homeschooling can vary from state to state, so it is important to do your research before you start homeschooling your child. You can find information about homeschooling laws in your state by visiting the website of your state's department of education.