Your Florida portfolio and annual evaluation, handled.
Florida asks home educators to keep a portfolio and complete an annual evaluation. AiR builds the portfolio as you teach, tracks Florida B.E.S.T. standards, and exports evaluation-ready report cards — so compliance stops being a shoebox of paper.
What Florida asks of home educators
Under Florida’s home education law, two things come up every year.
A portfolio of records
A log of your educational activities, kept as you go, plus samples of your child’s work and the materials you used. Florida asks families to preserve it for two years and have it available if the district requests a review.
An annual evaluation
Each year your child’s progress is evaluated and filed with the district. A common option is a Florida-certified teacher reviewing the portfolio and the student’s progress — which is far easier when your portfolio is already organized.
Requirements are set by Florida law and your county district and can change — always confirm the current rules with your local school district or the Florida Department of Education.
How AiR handles it for you
B.E.S.T. standards tracker
AiR’s K-8 lessons are mapped to Florida’s B.E.S.T. standards, so you can see exactly which benchmarks each child has covered and what’s still ahead — by subject, with mastery percentages.
A portfolio that builds itself
Every lesson auto-saves into an organized binder per child. Upload homework, projects, field trips, and test scores, and your log of activities grows on its own as you teach.
Evaluation-ready PDFs
Export a polished portfolio PDF and a standards report card showing mastery by subject — the kind of organized record that makes a certified-teacher evaluation quick and painless.
Keep the curriculum you already love
AiR isn’t another boxed curriculum you have to switch to. It works alongside the books and program you already use — you stay the teacher, and AiR tutors, tracks standards, and keeps the Florida paperwork in order in the background.
Spend your year teaching, not filing
Try AiR free for a week →AiR is an educational tool, not legal advice. Florida home-education requirements are governed by state law and your county school district and may change; please verify current portfolio and evaluation requirements with your district or the Florida Department of Education.