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Your first-week field list
- Instruction goals and daily rhythm
- Attendance and work-sample record
- Library, co-op, and activity contacts
- Annual review date
A statewide education commons
The useful North Dakota education desk: district doors, official calendars, home-education law, Friday-night lights, and neighbors who know the roads.
Prairie note
Official sources first. Practical context second. No vital school information hidden behind a paywall.
The district switchboard
Search 170 district-coded records in NDDPI’s current workbook, including 164 explicitly typed Public LEAs. Verified local links open the district; every other result opens the authoritative state file instead of a guessed address.
Choose your path
Law, statement-of-intent starting points, distance courses, standards, and a calm first-week checklist.
Open the field guide → 02District doors, academic calendar sources, food programs, accountability data, and supply planning.
Find practical links → 03Schedules, scores, brackets, and official activity information directly from NDHSAA.
See NDHSAA NOW ↗North Dakota home education
North Dakota law uses specific qualifications, notices, instructional time, subjects, and assessment rules. Start with the official material below and verify it before acting.
Chapter 15.1-23 is the controlling state text.
Use current forms, contacts, and agency guidance.
Map instruction, records, activities, and assessments.
Educational information, not legal advice. Requirements change; official state sources control.
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Statewide reach
Explore accredited online middle- and high-school courses from the North Dakota Center for Distance Education.
Visit CDE ↗Calendars without guesswork
Search district websites and indexed events. Last-minute weather and activity changes always belong to the school.
Official district links are ready.
The schoolhouse wire
Headlines are attributed and link back to their originating publishers. We add navigation, not counterfeit authorship.
Gathering the latest desk index…
The prairie table
Trade co-op leads, used curriculum, snow-day logistics, rural transport knowledge, game-day notes, and school-supply sightings. Read free. Posting belongs to $5 Prairie Neighbors so the board stays supportable and accountable.
Enter the message boardModerated • no public email addresses • no student private informationUseful, specific, and neighborly beats loud. Protect children’s names, schedules, and private information.
Keep the desk open
The public library stays public. Membership pays for careful indexing, moderation, source checks, and the unglamorous maintenance that keeps a statewide utility alive.
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