Math
(required)
Science
(required)
Textbook
Concepts to be Taught
Please include author,
publisher and
photocopy of table of
contents
Use the D11 Curriculum and
Instruction website
http://www.d11.org/doi/curriculum/index.htm
for specific information for each subject and
grade level
Textbook
Concepts to be Taught
Please include author,
publisher and
photocopy of table of
contents
Use the D11 Curriculum and
Instruction website
http://www.d11.org/doi/curriculum/index.htm
for specific information for each subject and
grade level
Communication
Skills
(required)
(Reading, Writing,
Speaking)
Literature
(required)
Textbook
Concepts to be Taught
Please include author,
publisher and
photocopy of table of
contents
Use the D11 Curriculum and
Instruction website
http://www.d11.org/doi/curriculum/index.htm
for specific information for each subject and
grade level
Textbook
Concepts to be Taught
Please include author,
publisher and
photocopy of table of
contents
Use the D11 Curriculum and
Instruction website
http://www.d11.org/doi/curriculum/index.htm
for specific information for each subject and
grade level
History
(required)
Civics
(required)
Textbook
Concepts to be Taught
Please include author,
publisher and
photocopy of table of
contents
Use the D11 Curriculum and
Instruction website
http://www.d11.org/doi/curriculum/index.htm
for specific information for each subject and
grade level
Textbook
Concepts to be Taught
Please include author,
publisher and
photocopy of table of
contents
Use the D11 Curriculum and
Instruction website
http://www.d11.org/doi/curriculum/index.htm
for specific information for each subject and
grade level
U.S.
Constitution
(required for 9th
grade and
beyond)
Textbook
Concepts to be Taught
Please include author,
publisher and
photocopy of table of
contents
Use the D11 Curriculum and
Instruction website
http://www.d11.org/doi/curriculum/index.htm
for specific information for each subject and
grade level
Instructions for use of Written Description of Curricula Form:
The Written Description of Curricula document is to be used by students who are habitually truant (have
four unexcused absence in one month or ten unexcused absences in one year any time in the six months
prior to deciding to homeschool) and their parents have opted to homeschool. State statute requires that
such students provide their school district with a written description of curriculum to be taught prior to the
establishment of a home-based program. Please read statute below.
CRS 22-33-104.5 (3)(b) A child who is participating in a nonpublic home-based educational program shall
not be subject to compulsory school attendance as provided in this article; except that any child who is
habitually truant, as defined in section 22-33-107 (3), at any time during the last six months that the child
attended school before proposed enrollment in a nonpublic home-based educational program may not be
enrolled in the program unless the child's parents first submit a written description of the curricula to be
used in the program along with the written notification of establishment of the program required in
paragraph (e) of this subsection (3) to any school district within the state.
In School District 11 both the Notice of Intent to Homeschool and the written description of the curricula to
be used in the program must be filed with the Office of the Homeschool Liaison before a child may be
removed from school.
The following page of the Written Description of Curricula document is designed to be a Notice of Intent to
homeschool. The first four pages of the Written Description of Curricula document cover subject areas
required by state statute. You must provide a plan (how many hours per day, and concepts to be taught), as
well as the title, author, publisher, and table of contents page for each book you plan to use to teach the
required subjects before the School District 11 Home School Liaison can approve your curriculum
In the event that you will not be using a formal text but rather a mixture of materials for one particular
subject area, all materials to be used should be listed along with the table of contents for each book,
(photocopies are more desirable).
Your completed packet must be provided to the Homeschool Liaison for Colorado School District 11
before your child is removed from public school.
District 11 does not provide any parents with curriculum if they wish to exercise
their option to homeschool.
If you wish your student to get credit for the work they do at home then you must provide the
school with a portfolio of work for each subject, that will be evaluated for credit by the
appropriate department or individual at the school to which you are seeking admission. Providing
a portfolio is no guarantee that credit will be awarded to that student. If a student does not have
or provide a portfolio the final examination for the course in which credit is being sought can be
administered to the student at the discretion of the school to which you are seeking admission.
If you have any questions please feel free to call the Home School Liaison at 328-3000.
Notice of Intent to Homeschool
We, the parent/s and/or guardian/s, do hereby serve notice to School District Eleven
that we have established, and are in charge and control of a non-public home-based
educational program pursuant to C.R.S. 22-33-104.5.
Student:
Parents:
Student Age:
Date Submitted:
Number of day/hours of attendance:
(172Days/688hours in minimum)
Address of residence:
School District in which your student resides _________________________
Parent/ Guardian Signature:
Please read below before signing. Homeschooling a Truant or Expelled Student:
CRS 22-33-104.5 (3)(b) A child who is participating in a nonpublic home-based educational program shall
not be subject to compulsory school attendance as provided in this article; except that any child who is
habitually truant, as defined in section 22-33-107 (3), at any time during the last six months that the child
attended school before proposed enrollment in a nonpublic home-based educational program may not be
enrolled in the program unless the child's parents first submit a written description of the curricula to be
used in the program along with the written notification of establishment of the program required in
paragraph (e) of this subsection (3) to any school district within the state.
In School District 11 both the Notice of Intent to Homeschool and the written description of the curricula to
be used in the program must be filed with the Office of the Homeschool Liaison before a child may be
removed from school.
Below for office use only
Date
Received:
Reviewed
by:
Complies:
N
If No explain:
Y