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Yes. In July 1989, the Ohio State Board of Education adopted Rules for Excuses from Compulsory Attendance for Home Education. These rules are contained in Chapter 3301-34 of the Administrative Code and were distributed to all school superintendents.
The parent/guardian is primarily responsible for homeschooling the child, but may delegate teaching, or some portion the teaching, to a grandparent, tutor, friend, etc. The parent is fully responsible for the education of the child. To teach your children you have to have a high school diploma or its equivalency. If you do not have this, there is a provision that allows you to home educate under someone else’s directio
3. Should I provide more information than is requested?
It is not recommended to provide the school with any more information other than required by law. Remember, you are notifying the district; not asking for permission.
The homeschool laws are often changing for the most recent infomation and more on Ohio law please visit these websites
https://ohiohomeschoolingparents.com/
* Disclaimer: We are not legal experts. Please do your research. *