Florida Homeschool Resource
Compare Florida annual-evaluation methods, find researched evaluator leads, verify credentials, prepare a portfolio, and submit the right result to the right place.
Florida annual evaluation hub
Registered home-education families and PEP families follow different annual requirements. Start by confirming the student’s pathway, then use the official sources and researched evaluator leads below.
Registered under section 1002.41? The annual evaluation goes to the family’s district. Using PEP? The annual testing rule and submission destination are different.
Compare PEP and home education →For registered home education, use the anniversary of the Notice of Intent unless the program ends sooner. Confirm the district’s current submission instructions.
Find the district contact →Florida law lists five annual-evaluation methods. Choose the method that fits the student and verify the evaluator or testing requirements before paying.
Read section 1002.41 →Save the signed result, submission confirmation, portfolio copy, evaluator credentials, receipt, and any district response together.
Download the free evaluation prep pack →Registered home education
Section 1002.41 says a parent selects one annual method and files a copy of the result with the district superintendent’s office. Requirements can change; confirm the current statute and district instructions.
Find and verify
Directories can help with availability and specialization, but the family should still verify the individual evaluator’s current credential and service details.
Search members by county, virtual or in-person service, evaluation type, testing, and additional expertise. The association states that listed members have verified credentials and current availability.
Search available evaluators →Browse a county-organized Florida evaluator list and review the qualification reminders before contacting a provider.
Browse the FPEA directory →Use Florida’s public educator-certification search to confirm the evaluator’s certificate is current and covers an academic subject at the elementary or secondary level.
Open educator certification resources →Researched evaluator leads
Each organization below described Florida annual-evaluation services on its own website when checked October 2, 2026. Inclusion is informational, not an endorsement. Verify the individual evaluator’s current credential, method, availability, format, price, and filing process before booking.
Statewide virtual
Portfolio-review evaluations through online/email submission, video call, or an extra-support option.
Review evaluator details →Virtual + Jacksonville area
Annual portfolio evaluations plus K–5 reading and math tutoring; the provider identifies a Florida-certified teacher.
Review evaluator details →Testing + advising
Portfolio evaluations, standardized testing, tutoring, and academic advising from a Florida homeschool-services team.
Review evaluator details →Online + Miami-Dade
Annual portfolio evaluations, transcripts, and consultations online or in southwest Miami-Dade.
Review evaluator details →Portfolio review
Florida-certified teacher review, student reflection, signed evaluation letter, and electronic delivery.
Review evaluator details →All 67 counties
Annual evaluations, PEP testing, and advising for high school, dual enrollment, and college planning.
Review evaluator details →Virtual portfolio review
Personalized elementary-through-high-school portfolio evaluations led by a provider who identifies as a Florida-certified teacher.
Review evaluator details →Portfolio + testing
Digital portfolio review or at-home testing, with stated support for varied homeschool approaches and students with special needs.
Review evaluator details →Portfolio + WRAT5
Portfolio conversations with the student and parent plus a standardized-testing option.
Review evaluator details →Statewide virtual + Titusville
Annual evaluations and Choice Navigator support from a team that states it includes Florida-certified teachers.
Review evaluator details →Before booking
A good fit is about more than an open appointment. Confirm the exact legal method, the evaluator’s credential, the student interaction, how records are handled, and who submits the final result.
Important: This directory is educational information, not legal advice. Provider statements and availability can change. Verify current law with official Florida sources, current credentials with the responsible licensing agency, and local submission instructions with the family’s district.
