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When can you legally drop out of school in Ontario?

If you turn 17 between the first day of school and December 31st, you can quit school at the end of that school year. If you turn 18 between January 1st and end of August, can quit school on 18th birthday. You can also leave school if you have already graduated from high-school.

Who do I send the letter of intent to homeschool Ontario?

Parents must provide written notification of intent to homeschool to the school board. Notification should include the name, gender and date of birth for each child who will be homeschooled. Parents must also include telephone number and address. If address changes, notification should be sent to the school board.

How do you homeschool in Ontario?

In Ontario, we have a very easy system. You are asked to send a Letter of Intent to provide Home Education to the school board in which your child has been registered, and that is all. You do not need to fill out any other forms, submit a learning plan, or anything else.

How do I withdraw my child from school in Ontario?

Withdraw your child from school If your kid is currently enrolled in or registered to attend a publicly funded school in Ontario (public, Catholic, or francophone), you must notify the school board in writing of your intention to homeschool him instead. You should give a copy of your notice to the principal as well.

Can I pull my kid out of school Ontario?

Students must stay in school or an equivalent learning program approved by the Ministry of Education until they are 18. Parents who neglect to send, or refuses to let, their children go to school can be charged for their childs truancy.

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