Fifty states, four completely different rulebooks. Some want a filing calendar, some want one letter, and some require nothing at all — while the district asks for more anyway. Find your state's real answer.
The checker gives you the rules. The kit gives you the paper for your state: the exact steps, the fill-in forms, the withdrawal letter, the records system, and the 'you asked for more than the law' letter.
One kit for your state: the exact steps with cites, fill-in forms, the withdrawal letter, the records system, and the transcript and diploma templates for the high-school years.
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We will never sell you urgency your state does not have. Where the law requires filings with deadlines — New York's plan and quarterly reports, Florida's notice and annual evaluation — this door is a calendar that keeps you compliant. Where the law requires nothing — Texas, Illinois — this door is a citable proof packet: the withdrawal letter done right, and the statute in writing for any official who demands more than the law allows. Both are worth having. Only one is a race.
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Rules checked October 2026 — every rule on this page is cited to its source. Verify day counts against your district's official calendar.